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hello everyone.... i hav a xvid file.. the picture is clear as well as the sound... but it wont play well... it play slow motion and sometimes it freeze.....
i checked the file using the Gspot and it tells that the file is complete and not truncated....
in a way, i thought i need to upgrade my codec.. i found a new release but it plays the same.. the picture is slow motion and shaking.... i tried to play other xvid file and no problem it runs smoothly..... in this way i know my codec and player were just fine...
i therefore conclude that the file is damaged.... but what confused me is Gspot tells the file is ok and i have the proper codec to play it with no problem... Is Gspot not capable to tell if the file is unsuccesfully rip? what is the cause for the file to behave like that...
im using a P4 with 2.4 mhz processor, a 256 DDR ram, and a 128 DDR MX440 AGP x8 Display card....
its me,
Qpito7
i checked the file using the Gspot and it tells that the file is complete and not truncated....
in a way, i thought i need to upgrade my codec.. i found a new release but it plays the same.. the picture is slow motion and shaking.... i tried to play other xvid file and no problem it runs smoothly..... in this way i know my codec and player were just fine...
i therefore conclude that the file is damaged.... but what confused me is Gspot tells the file is ok and i have the proper codec to play it with no problem... Is Gspot not capable to tell if the file is unsuccesfully rip? what is the cause for the file to behave like that...
im using a P4 with 2.4 mhz processor, a 256 DDR ram, and a 128 DDR MX440 AGP x8 Display card....
its me,
Qpito7
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