I hope it makes sense to you that from my point of view, Wallpaper Engine is probably not the cause of the issue but rather simply a way to make the underlying problem with your local AMD ReLive surface. This doesn't happen with any other program, and i have hundreds.Īgain, you are the first person in 3 years to report issues with ReLive and it works perfectly fine on our test system and the system of other users. I don't remember any support requests via email or on the Steam Discussions and the only other post I can find is that one year old Reddit post which you have linked above (feel free to send me the 'many other posts' that you mention in your opening post though, I am definitely willing to have a look and see if there is a hardware pattern or similar that we could look into).Įxplain why Relive resumes working perfectly when i turn off Wallpaper Engine then.

Originally posted by Tim:We are not aware of any Radeon ReLive issues - it should work just fine. Again, ReLive works just fine in combination with Wallpaper Engine, there must be an underlying problem with your setup that causes this issue to occur while certain hardware accelerated content is being rendered. I would suggest you get in touch with AMD's support or look into the AMD forums for possible ways to fix this. However, this means Wallpaper Engine may surface this problem for affected users but it does not cause the problem. As far as I can tell, it looks like a problem in Radeon ReLive itself that may surface when 3D accelerated applications like Wallpaper Engine are running. However, if I just google 'Radeon ReLive green screen', a ton of forums / reddit posts come up and none of them are linked to Wallpaper Engine as far as I can tell - which is a strong indicator that this issue is in Radeon ReLive itself.

I don't remember any support requests via email or on the Steam Discussions and the only other post I can find is that one year old Reddit post which you have linked above (feel free to send me the 'many other posts' that you mention in your opening post though, I am definitely willing to have a look and see if there is a hardware pattern or similar that we could look into). We are not aware of any Radeon ReLive issues - it should work just fine.

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