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  1. 27th Oct 2011 17:06 #1
    JohnnyGalaga
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    It happens with either .mp4 or .mt2s high-definition videos on both Media Player Classic or VLC. These are 1080 30p or 60i files saved an the C:\ drive (an HDD) that just stop playing after a few minutes. Is this a hardware problem? How do I troubleshoot this? It doesn't happen every time, but prolly like 1/3 of the time, even with the computer resolution only set to 1084 x 768.

    The computer doesn't crash, just the video playback. It gets to a point and the frame just stops and shows a still image but the audio keeps going. If I then exit out of the Media Player Classic or VLC player and wait about 3-4 minutes, it lets me start the video over again.

    Any ideas? Thanks.
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    Spare us trying to figure your computer (yeah i7), just explain the source format.
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    These are .mts files from a camcorder that I edited in Sony Vegas Platinum 10 and saved as either .mp4 or .mt2s files.
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    Originally Posted by JohnnyGalaga View Post
    These are .mts files from a camcorder that I edited in Sony Vegas Platinum 10 and saved as either .mp4 or .mt2s files.
    OK on my todo list.

    What Camcorder?

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  5. 27th Oct 2011 18:11 #5
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    It's a Canon HF21. This only started happening about 1 - 2 months ago. Before then everything was fine.
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  6. 27th Oct 2011 18:51 #6
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    kinda long to wait to try and figure out. do you recall what you changed just before the problem? software updates? codec packs? video driver? does the video card pass a stress test?
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