[Rhowie_747]

Yo!, Just to be in the safe side, I posted this thread in this section.....

I bought a desktop with Windows 7 OS, I don't use this desktop for video playback or music, just for my graphics needs & downloads. I use my old HP laptop for my viewing pleasure & it has a Windows XP OS. Now my question is this....
Anyone had a glitching/pixelating experience on video playback while watching in a Windows 7 OS?

I notice when I watch in a Windows XP OS, new anime series (eg. maid-sama, qwaser, kissxsis...and the likes) it plays naturally with no any disruption or glitching, but when I tried viewing the same file in my desktop with Windows 7 OS....Lot's of lagging/pixelating & glitching happens. I have the latest CCCP codec, I tried playing it on different players (Zoom, MPC, VLC, SMPlayer, Core Media Player) & still the same results. I think there's no problem with the media players, 'cuz old series or some other movies play smoothly...

Any suggestions? My laptop is dieing on me & I need to dispose of it, I don't intend to downgrade my desktop to Win XP just for my viewing pleasures, I need a solution for this playback problem... PLEASE! HELP ME! I'm being drained whenever I skip on watching anime.....

Thanks! hope to hear from you guys! See Yah!

[leo_ck]

I'm using Windows 7 Pro x64 & x86... Both got no problem whatsoever in playing the playback...

Try using this as ref. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] if you still have problem try the codecs recommended in the other threads...

CoreAVC (Have to pay)
DivX HD Pro (download the codec is free but the player must pay)

If you still have problems after changing the config and codecs then could it be your graphics card is outdated? Buying new computer doesn't mean that you bought a good one...

Tell us your specs of your computer....

[gamerman191]

I was having this same problem in the VLC and other programs. I downloaded the DivX codecs and now I just watch it in Windows Media Player and it works fine.

[Rhowie_747]

Thanks!, my computer specs are:

Processor: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU 230 @ 1.60GHz (1600 MHz)
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium, 32-bit
DirectX version: 11.0
RAM: 2.00 GB
GPU processor: ION
Driver version: 191.07
Stream processors: 16
Core clock: 450 MHz
Shader clock: 1100 MHz
Memory clock: 800 MHz (1600 MHz data rate)
Memory interface: 64-bit
Total available graphics memory: 895 MB
Dedicated video memory: 256 MB
System video memory: 64 MB
Shared system memory: 575 MB
Video BIOS version: 62.79.69.00.02
IRQ: 20
Bus: FPCI

Bought this PC as bundle (PC + 19in. Monitor + Joystick ++Softwares) & really cheap!

I'll try your suggestions, & I'll let you know the results...

Again, Thanks a Lot!

[zanpaktou0101]

i just recently started using windows 7 and i haven't had any problems with video playback

[Meem]

My laptop gots windows 7 as well, and no problems on my end. VLC actually plays better on this than it did on my vista laptop.

[p2c]

The problem is more with your cpu, as your cpu is a netbook cpu o-o. your best bet would be to download a pirated version of coreavc or download xvid video files or stream anime because that uses your ion gpu too...

[MegaMortal]

"Processor: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU 230 @ 1.60GHz (1600 MHz)"

Intel Atom is the brand name for a line of ultra-low-voltage x86 and x86-64 CPUs (or microprocessors) from Intel, designed in 45 nm CMOS and used mainly in netbooks, nettops, and Mobile Internet devices (MIDs).

Like p2c said: That might be your problem.

[Ayasaki_Hayate]

you need to set up mpc-hc to decode videos on your gpu (ion) and not your cpu.

use this tutorial to set everything up - [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

i hope this helps if you run into any problems getting this to work i'll be glad to help

[leo_ck]

Hmmm... as MegaMortal said... is more likely to be your processor problem... Your processor might not be able to handle it....

In this case use CoreAVC, you can get the pirated version or original... CoreAVC also requires you to change a little of your settings
Here the link for the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]