Hey guys,
I am a long term reader ... but just made an account.
Hell, I`m reading these pages since I got my hands on the beta version of 7. & since then a proud user of beta, rc & now RTM.
So ... to my problem.
I have found solutions to my past problems by searching this forum or google.
Basicly with this ... I am stuck.
Here is the problem.
My hd video playback is a biatch.
The problem is not sound or video quality. Those are great, even if I connect to a 1080p native sony, a 1080p movie is awsome to look at.
But the problem is, it freezes every 5 to 10minutes orso ... nothing, I see my hdd lamp burning like their is no tomorrow. Then after a minute or 2, sound starts again where it left off but video plays really fast for a few second then slows down until the sound catches up. When they are both in sync, the screen flikkers once and the movie continues.
Now this is only with hd films ... in a hd container.
With dvd playback, or playback of a dvix (...quality is a pain) nothing is wrong. First I taught it`s my windows, so I did a clean install of 7 RTM (64bits btw)
The thing that bother me though, was that with 7 beta, everything went well. With 7 rc, I didn`t wach alot of movies because I was in my university`s session and had to studie. And then gone on holliday with my girl for a good few weeks so ... I wached tops 4 movies. And all of them had this problem.
So I taught: clean install 7, and it should work.
But nope! still the same problem.
I have downloaded sharks`s packedge. Didn`t help. Tryed out multiple drivers ... nothing helped. Problem is still here and annying the crap out of me (to be honest) - should I try out cccp pack or what?
So anywho: my specs are (laptop)
8700m GT (using the Forceware 182.46 drivers - with other drivers, I have screen tearing every few seconds so ... this looks promissing right now - its the DOX moddified driver)
17` 1680x1050 screen.
windows 7 RTM 64bits.
ps: this happens with: wmp, media player classic home cinema edition 64bits & vlc player.
pps: this is with 720p & 1080p.