pinballx DMD showing during game play on vpx

[producerdc]

Dmd showing after I launch table in vpx, this didn't start until after I updated to 5.2. im uses windows 10 and the .ini file reads: AutoPositionPinMAME=False. am i messing something?

 

Thanks for any help

PinballX.ini

Edited November 22, 2021 by Draco1962
Moved to correct subforum

[scutters]

Do you mean PinballX DMD media is showing in game now for non DMD games?

That does sound like the auto show dmd media option, but i can see you have AutoShowMedia=False set in the ini file so maybe it's something else. Need more info on what is showing on the dmd and when.

[Draco1962]

5 hours ago, producerdc said:

Dmd showing after I launch table in vpx, this didn't start until after I updated to 5.2. im uses windows 10 and the .ini file reads: AutoPositionPinMAME=False. am i messing something?

 

Thanks for any help

PinballX.ini 6.95 kB · 1 download

Please attach a cooy of your log.txt file as well.  Thanks.

[producerdc]

log.txt

[scutters]

I'm still not sure what you mean by 'pinball x dmd showing during game', is it a pinballx dmd video or something else, is it EM tables only or SS tables too, in VPX and FP etc?. Maybe a screenshot / video would help.

The log file has me a bit confused too, i think there's a couple of game launches in there (both showing 'Hide DMD') - but i don't see the VPX command for launches (the C:\Visual Pinball\VPinballX.exe /play... type line), and it shows Displays = 1?. 

It also notes a Flash.ocx error, maybe that messes up something else in the pinballx initialisation so may as well sort that out and then post a fresh log file with table launches where you see the DMD showing problem.

To fix the flash ocx error just follow the information shown in the log file;

09:52:32.86  11/19/2021:  Please try deleting flash.ocx in the installation folder and then reininstall PinballX.
09:52:32.86  11/19/2021:  You may need to change security properties on the file.
09:52:32.86  11/19/2021:  If PinballX does not initialize you should address this issue.