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Windows 7: vlc pixalation problem

08 Oct 2009  
Gilly

7 RTM 64bit
419 posts
manchester ,England
 
 
vlc pixalation problem

im getting pixalation problem with vlc when playing video files

is there a fix for this ,because i really like vlc but its like downsampling my

video quality........


....rep for anyone who can fix it......

thanks......

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08 Oct 2009  
mickey megabyte

ultimate 64 sp1
8,636 posts
 
 

easy, goto tools menu >> preferences >> video and select opengl video output

restart vlc, and it should be ok

good luck
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08 Oct 2009  
splxtreme

Windows 7
35 posts
 
 

you can also use media player classic. just have to turn off all the internal codecs but AVI.
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08 Oct 2009  
swarfega

Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
5,130 posts
 
 

check VLC playback blocky/pixelated? the answer is to use opengl.
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08 Oct 2009  
Gilly

7 RTM 64bit
419 posts
manchester ,England
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by mickey megabyte View Post
easy, goto tools menu >> preferences >> video and select opengl video output

restart vlc, and it should be ok

good luck
thanks ..i actually read a post the other day explaining this but could'nt remember where it was or how to fix it, and couldnt find it using search function neither..

thanks..

p.s wont let me rep you
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