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TEGBOY
Hi all,

I updated my VLC media player to the latest one yesterday, when I tried to open an episode of Top Gear, I had full audio, but the video image lagged and stuttered. I thought maybe I was running out of HD space, but I have nearly 150gb free. 2gb of RAM, on an XP machine.

So I downloaded an eariler version, as previously I had perfect quality video with VLC.. now NO matter what version I use, I keep the same problem, great audio and crape video.

Anyone suggest anything?
~Spyne~
is it just that one episode? have u watched it before with no problems.
i can only suggest windows media player classic as an alternative. between it and vlc i've found i can play any vid file i download (apart from real-player files)
Fudd
i have a similar problem with VLC cept i just get no image, i get sound but thats it..
mozz
I have found klite codec pack and its media player classic better, as it plays some avi files that vlc wont
see here to download klite . One of its features thats handy is the mouse scroll wheel controls the volume
Selfdestruktor
QUOTE (mozz @ Feb 3 2008, 10:32 AM) *
I have found klite codec pack and its media player classic better, as it plays some avi files that vlc wont
see here to download klite . One of its features thats handy is the mouse scroll wheel controls the volume


+1

Been using that codec pack (the mega version) for years on 350+ desktops and laptops without a single complaint.
Fudd
i use media player classic alot, there has been a few things it hasnt worked with, but nero showtime of all things worked.

i generaly use VLC for playing image ISO's of dvd's but it just wont work, even if i put the images into magicISO and run them it still wont play them properly
mozz
have you tried PowerIso ?

I find Media Player Classic and PowerIso have been able to play everthing I throw at it
TEGBOY
Thanks guys I will give it a go. I have a sneaky feeling its a RAM issue. Because, when I started closing down some programs, it improved. But the strange this was, I have normally had these same programs open with no problems.
mozz
scanned for viruses and other nasties ?
TEGBOY
QUOTE (mozz @ Feb 3 2008, 10:26 PM) *
scanned for viruses and other nasties ?


Yeah, AVG scans everyday, so that should be alright. Plus I have Antispyware.

Thanks, for advise.
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