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Is there hope for me?
Alright, here's the deal. I basically have a peice of shit computer. I'm not sure what the exact speed is, but I assure you it was considered good 4 years ago and at no point after that. Anyways, whenever I watch .avi files, it goes way to slow and I have to turn the quality of everything as low as possible to even try watching a movie. I recently downloaded a 600MB anime movie where it's harder trying to watch it than anything I ever watched before. A weird thing happened though. When I was watching an episode of evangelion that I downloaded, I noticed that under the advanced properties, there was a "filter." I could tell it was helping the video run better than it would without it. ALOT better it seemed. So then I decided to drag the movie in there and see what happened, sure enough everything was running smoothly. After a very short while though, the sound and picture went terribly out of sync. I tried installing/uninstalling different codecs and filters and stuff to make it work better, but when I went back to play it again, the filter was no longer there for any of my avi files. Right now I basically have the playa installed on my computer, although I prefer to watch the videos with windows media. So I tried installing a whole bunch of filter things, but I can't seem to get them associated with the avi files. It's killing me that I had it and then somehow screwed it up.
So overall, what I'm asking is-
How do I associate a filter with all my avi files to make them run better?
What filter should I use?
And after that, if everything keeps going out of sync, what should I do to fix it?
I know that's probably alot to ask, but please help me out.
Thanks.
So overall, what I'm asking is-
How do I associate a filter with all my avi files to make them run better?
What filter should I use?
And after that, if everything keeps going out of sync, what should I do to fix it?
I know that's probably alot to ask, but please help me out.
Thanks.
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