this is fixed in svn. in the meantime, just enable "full codec support" as you mentioned (I didn't see any blockyness on my system though with that setting) I installed the latest SVN build. The file DID play, but there was still a lot of pixellation or blockiness in the video. I ended up...

I have uploaded zimdba.zip to the ftp server. It contains an mpeg-2 stream that won't play and a debug log.

I didn't want to use the bugtracker because I didn't want to create a duplicate if this already exists.

I am trying to play an unencoded DVD rip in ISO format using dvdplayer. This is a file I've played 100 times or more with no issues. If I just play the ISO normally the CPU shoots to 100% and it's unplayable. When I enable "Full Codec Support for DVDPlayer" then it looks blocky and general...

No problems for me on my old-school TV (480p 4:3 ratio). I can try one of my other HDTV's in 720p or 1080i later.

Edit: Sorry, I'm on NTSC - probably not helpful.