Having problem in playing Movies in Window7

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    Systems 1 and 2: Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Win 8 Developer
       #21

    My link was specific to your chipset and your 32-bit operating system. Please go with that.
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    window7 32-bit version
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       #22

    i have done every thing .... tried every driver i found but same problem continuing Movie (From my Hard) & Internet video not smoothly working (Picture & Audio both Slow motion) but my audio files & songs are perfectly ok & also my Snazio TV PVR card for watching TV on my system. if TV is working ok why the hell movies & Internet videos not working which were both nice in XP. this seven is a mess really from its installation having problems & problems but every time when i went for XP found a solution, but now when every thing drives, softwares, programs all are working this issue arise and this is now making me to go back to XP, because you can't live without Movies & Music. Music i can listen but movies i don't any solution anyone have or i do what i should do from first problem go to XP a proper system supports everything
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #23

    Rant aside, (sorry, but just really tired of people going off on Windows 7 when it is not a Windows 7 issue), get another add-in video card. Nicely put, the VIA onboard video is horrible for anything other than web-browsing. You'll be doing your system a favor, to spend even $25 or so on another 7300 GT or something similar. Offload the work to a dedicated GPU, and you'll be fine.
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  4. Posts : 465
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and Home Premium x64
       #24

    iycman said:
    i have done every thing .... tried every driver i found but same problem continuing Movie (From my Hard) & Internet video not smoothly working (Picture & Audio both Slow motion) but my audio files & songs are perfectly ok & also my Snazio TV PVR card for watching TV on my system. if TV is working ok why the hell movies & Internet videos not working which were both nice in XP. this seven is a mess really from its installation having problems & problems but every time when i went for XP found a solution, but now when every thing drives, softwares, programs all are working this issue arise and this is now making me to go back to XP, because you can't live without Movies & Music. Music i can listen but movies i don't any solution anyone have or i do what i should do from first problem go to XP a proper system supports everything
    Re-looking at your entered system specs...

    OS window7 32-bit version
    CPU Pentium Dual Core
    Motherboard MSI P4M900M2
    Memory 2 GB
    Graphics Card Internal 256 Supported (Was Using 7300 GT)
    Sound Card Realtek Audio (Internal 7.1 channel)

    This entry caught my attention... When you were on your XP build, did you used to have a graphics card and then decided to switch to the motherboard one?

    Hard Drives 160 GB
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #25

    That's where I'm leaning, too. The only thing that changed, aside from the OS, was the a dedicated GPU was pulled in favor of a very low end, onboard graphics chip. The rest of the system specs are fine for video playback.
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    7 Home Premium 32bit.
       #26

    I am having same problem in my MSI P4m900m2


    I am having same problem in my MSI P4m900m2. Dear I have tried all drivers every thing but the videos are having the same problem Is there any solution to this>> facing alot of trouble

    waiting 4 ur precious reply
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