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problems replaying of streaming video
Hi,
A friend has WinXP Home on a 2 GHz laptop, fully updated with the exception of WMP. The problem is that when streaming video is being watched, no matter the browser, we do hear the audio, but the video gets somehow corrupted. We start with the video roughly half the normal size, and a quality like the speed is too fast. When we enlarge the video to fullscreen, we either get nothing (black screen) or full screen but the mousecursor leaves a black-blocked tail. Switching back to standard size, it goes entirely black. Audio keeps playing normally. During the upgrade, I installed WMP11, but then I couldn't get streaming started at all, so I downgraded back to 9. The problem is not due to either CPU speed or connection speed, since my own Win2k is on a computer with 1 GHz and the same connection speed, playing the streaming video without any problem. Any help (hints/suggestions) is appreciated. Huub |
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problems replaying of streaming video
"Huub" "v.niekerk at hccnet.nl" wrote: Hi, A friend has WinXP Home on a 2 GHz laptop, fully updated with the exception of WMP. The problem is that when streaming video is being watched, no matter the browser, we do hear the audio, but the video gets somehow corrupted. We start with the video roughly half the normal size, and a quality like the speed is too fast. When we enlarge the video to fullscreen, we either get nothing (black screen) or full screen but the mousecursor leaves a black-blocked tail. Switching back to standard size, it goes entirely black. Audio keeps playing normally. During the upgrade, I installed WMP11, but then I couldn't get streaming started at all, so I downgraded back to 9. The problem is not due to either CPU speed or connection speed, since my own Win2k is on a computer with 1 GHz and the same connection speed, playing the streaming video without any problem. Any help (hints/suggestions) is appreciated. Huub |
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