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Every time I burn a DVD I always verify that it plays correctly by closing the tray and playing the burnt DVD on my computer. I use WMP 11 and when the DVD starts both the video and audio playback are choppy. When I play the burnt DVD's on my home theater system they play just fine with no problems at all. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Last edited by Chewy; 16 Feb 2008, 05:30 AM. -
playing a dvd takes a lot more resources than burning one
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Choppy Video Playback
What kind of details do you need? I've got a HP Desktop with 1GB of memory and a 200GB Harddrive.
I don't know if it is some knid of streaming problem or what, but any help would be greatly appreciated. ThanksLast edited by Chewy; 16 Feb 2008, 06:51 AM.Comment
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You might have a codec issue? Is dma on for the dvd drive?
Are your system resources relatively free, throwing more ram at a problem doesn't solve it.Comment
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Dma is on for the Dvd drive and the system resources are free. What kind of codec problem could it be. This problem has had me stumped for quite a while now. Here are the rest of the spec's AMD Athlon 64 3700+ processor, 1GB of Memory, 200GB HardDrive. ATI Radeon Xpress 200 Series Video Card 256MG.Comment
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I had a video driver issue once only with dvd mpeg2 playback,
onboard video?
ATI Radeon™ Xpress 200 Series for AMD Processors PCI Express® chipset with integrated ATI Radeon™ graphicsComment
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do the files play fine off the hard drive?Comment
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Choppy Video Playback
The files play fine off of the harddrive. I tried both WMP 11 and VLC Media Player and they both do the same thing. Any other ideas? ThanksComment
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run a transfer test on the disk in the drive you are having trouble playing back from
post the third screenshotComment
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Choppy Video Playback
Could this be an acceleration issue?Comment
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have you tried another player instead of WMP11, as if this works u can point to codecs in WMP if not then with prolly have corrupted drivers for some hardware
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have you tried another player instead of WMP11
I was thinking wmp till he said vlc, then I wanted to test the drive, this is a weird problem, maybe a burn log would show something, still thinking dma, a lot of people and windows keep being mistaken about it, we waste a lot of time goosechasing thinking it's not the problem then come back and find it wasI tried both WMP 11 and VLC Media PlayerComment
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Choppy Video Playback
Chewy, I ran the tests, how do I insert the images?Comment
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Chewy see if these go throughComment
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as I thought your drive is in pio mode
actually that was a good exercise tho and a first for this forum unless my zimer's is acting up againLast edited by Chewy; 17 Feb 2008, 09:02 AM.Comment
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