Video playback on XP pro

I was recently using my netflix online account and to use it i have to switch to xp . The problem i am having is that it appears that my graphics card isnt processing the data correctly. It displays all green and un viewable., The audio is fine, but i am not sure what is happening with the video. Has anyone else tried this. All the games i have play fine and i have played other videos with no problems. Suggestions??????????

Post in the Boot Camp forum perhaps.

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