Issue has been resolved in the current XPression beta branch (12.7 build 6208), and will be included in the next release of XPression, probably around the end of the year.
From change log:
[improved] window capture shader can now capture applications that use hardware acceleration
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-03-2025 09:41
From: Rob van Rooyen
Subject: XPression Window Capture and Windows 11
My colleagues finally could test it this way, and indeed, working with Firefox and the suggested settings, did the trick. Thanks! I hope you keep us informed around this and when we safely can use any browser we want...
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Rob van Rooyen
NEP GROUP INC.
Hilversum Netherlands
Original Message:
Sent: 09-22-2025 12:17
From: Garner Millward
Subject: XPression Window Capture and Windows 11
It is an issue with all Chromium browsers in Windows 11 (and perhaps a windows update from the last few months), affects software other than XPression (OBS), current workaround is to use Firefox, as Jeff suggests.
Original Message:
Sent: 09-20-2025 11:14
From: Rob van Rooyen
Subject: XPression Window Capture and Windows 11
It seems that the XPression Window Capture does not work anymore within Windows 11? Hardware Acceleration is turned off in Chrome as well within the setting of Windows 11 (System/Displays/Graphics/Default Graphics Settings).
Any thoughts of this?
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Rob van Rooyen
NEP GROUP INC.
Hilversum Netherlands
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