Video doesn't play consistently


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    7HOMEPREM64
       #1

    Video doesn't play consistently


    It plays about the first 5 minutes of a video pretty well, but then it stutters... Stops n goes...

    Windows 7, wmp 11 i think, on the gateway n72 laptop.

    Upgrade to wmp n/a... May it be that i need a service pack to windows 7?

    Dam caps on... Sorry
    iii
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    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
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    TREVONBACH said:
    It plays about the first 5 minutes of a video pretty well, but then it stutters... Stops n goes...

    Windows 7, wmp 11 i think, on the gateway n72 laptop.

    Upgrade to wmp n/a... May it be that i need a service pack to windows 7?

    Dam caps on... Sorry


    iii


    Any chance of your system specs and network setup (including your ISP's claimed/rated speed)?
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    7HOMEPREM64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    THANKS zz...

    its a file already downloaded to my laptop, so as far as i can see it isn't my ISP, but if you need that its CLEAR and it operates on 3g/4g network...

    i can watch on divx and it sputters but in different spots so i know its the playback not the file, and i can watch thru with no problem if i put it on a cd and play on the tv but sometimes thats too much effort for a shortt video...

    i will check for updates on the system (service packs and / or winmediaplayer updates) but otherwise i can't think of anything that would cause this... figured i'd check the forums...

    anything to jar your thoughts would be great.

    thanks
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       #4

    TREVONBACH said:
    THANKS zz...

    its a file already downloaded to my laptop, so as far as i can see it isn't my ISP, but if you need that its CLEAR and it operates on 3g/4g network...

    i can watch on divx and it sputters but in different spots so i know its the playback not the file, and i can watch thru with no problem if i put it on a cd and play on the tv but sometimes thats too much effort for a shortt video...

    i will check for updates on the system (service packs and / or winmediaplayer updates) but otherwise i can't think of anything that would cause this... figured i'd check the forums...

    anything to jar your thoughts would be great.

    thanks
    If I am looking at the proper model I believe you max out at 2 gigs of ram. That in itself may be the issue.
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    7HOMEPREM64
    Thread Starter
       #5

    i see... i wanna say its an NV 79... gateway... nice litle machine but if thats the case then an upgrade of ram may be a great investment.

    is it simple to replace like in the old desktop or do i have to open the whole machine and re-solder the motherboard...?
    i'll look online and see what i can see...

    thanks again
    III
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    7HOMEPREM64
    Thread Starter
       #6

    FIGURED ID CHECK RAM AND I HAVE 4GB, AND 3.62 OR WHATEVER USEABLE...

    SO I WENT TO MICROSOFTS WEBSITE AND THEY HAVE SOME KIND OF FIXIT CENTER... RAN THAT AND IT SAID A FEW THINGS WERE CORRUPTED, RAN PLAYBACK OF VIDS I KNEW WERE PROBLEMS AND IT SEEMS TO BE DOING OK... FOR NOW.

    THANKS FOR YOUR HELP ZZ... IT GOT THE BALLS ROLLING AND WITH ME THATS A HARD THING TO DO.

    I APPRECIATE YOUR INPUT... SOLVED FOR NOW, WILL PUT IN CHECK OF SOLVED LATER IF NO ISSUES A FEW DAYS SOWN THE ROAD HAVE NO PROBLEMS...
    iii
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