Can't get the viewer to show on my Dx nothing

I have been through the tutorials and made sure the video fx viewers box was check on the is boxer interface but i still can't get my viewers to show up on the dxnothing screen. Does anyone have any suggestions to get this to work?

[bob]

On the dxNothing Character (under the Characters Node) tick the "VideoFX viewers stay on in background (Blocks sources)"

I have had the checked and it still doesn't show i have cleared the charecter out and and reloaded everything still no go

[bob]

Is the name of the viewer exactly the name of the source?

yeah i just using the is1 and is2 to try and generate my stacked screens onto one

[bob]

More details required then.

Are you using Windows Vista 7 or 8?
Do you have Aero Enabled (Vista and 7)
Do you have overlay software?

Provide a copy of your profile. viewtopic.php?f=8&t=13
provide a copy of the file in Program Files(x86)\Innerspace\Scripts\VideoFX.charactersetname.dxnothingcharname.xml (paste to private paste or attach here).

i'm using windows 7 and where would i enable aero i don't really even know what it is and i'm not using any overlay software.

[bob]

Sure, I can google that for you... http://support2.microsoft.com/mats/aero ... ot_working

Also, when you say not working, if you mean that you only get a green box where the viewer should be, then you need to close the ISBoxer in game GUI with CTRL SHIFT ALT G (or whatever your hotkey is).

well thats interesting i ran the fit it for aero glass and it says my graphic card doesn't support it. I'm running Radeon hd 7970

[bob]

That is weird, but it would explain it.

You could check manually I guess.
Goto Control Panel -> System -> Advanced System Settings
Goto the Advanced Tab, click the Performance Button
Set the visual effects to "Let Windows choose whats best for my computer.
Click Ok, click ok

Back in the Control Panale, Goto Personalization, make sure you don't have the Windows Basic theme running.

Finally in the control panel, go back to System, select Device Manager. Check to make sure under Display Adapters you 7970 is showing up there, and it doesn't have a cross or exclamation mark. If it does not show up, or it has the red or yellow icon then it's not working and you probably need to re-install the driver. You may also be running of the onboard intel video if this is the case, so you may want to disable it in the bios or at least make sure that your 7970 is the preferred adapter.