DVD player playback problems. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Hello again :) To all of you out there that helped me the last time thank you, that particular problem has now been sorted *phew* But alas my giant paperweight is...

Playback Problems. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.video () I downloaded an .avi file on WinMX. It plays fine. I tried burning it to a CD to free up space on my HD and it does not play. Error say missing codec. I am using Windows...

situation, if it is indeed a problem that only occurs with "domestically" burned CD media......... In Google search, type: "CD player Playback problems with PC burned media" to receive a detailed explaination of this issue.......... "your name here"...

MX display adaptor. Since I upgraded to Windows XP, I have had a problem that playback of video files is fine if I don't change the size of the screen, but as soon as a maximise the window or swich to full screen, in any player, I get a playback rate...

Upscales, the D-KR10. Here is my problem. We are trying to playback a DVD tonight, Melrose Place Season 1 which is a full screen DVD. My problem is, if I set the DVD player to playback at 1080I or 720P, I can not set it on a normal setting(Not wide screen)....

would this cause problems with full-screen, but not with windowed? ~Crapple0 If you're using windows media player for playback, that could be your problem...with high bitrate rips, I had choppy playback on my ghz athlon, 256 ram, win2k...and I've heard of...

problems with Sound and Video output on my computer. This affects playback of MPEG and WMV videos in Windows Media Player playback of Sound files in Open MG Jukebox (sony) playing of DVDs with Power DVD and Windows Media Player What it doesn't affect...

I have a few questions and comments. When you were using M$'s player did you find the CPU quality slider? I have not found this feature on the new media player but on the old one it really helped the smoothness of playback to set the CPU quality down to zero...

interesting term, but with much better firmware? Question #1: Shouldn't the issue of groove deformation during recording become significant in reading the groove walls in playback? And how are these related? Question #2: Mechanical playback averages...

50 CD players are pretty awful. >> --scott >> What if the $50 CD player has a digital output? That just gilds the lilly. Last $40 DVD player I took apart had Crystal Semi DACs with more than 90 dB dynamic range and 0.1 dB frequency response tolerances....