[HELP] Problem in playing WMV file

[akshay]

hey i have downloaded some files from the net.
its is a WMV file.
113 MB : 7.57 min

it sats that its is the ultra high resolution video.


Average FPS : 30
Resolution : 640 X 480

I get the video but its very shaky....
hmm... speed is slow video stops for a milli sec while playin....

i am using P-3 processor. 650 MHz 256 MB ram...
god knows wats happening..........

I have tried ffdshow codecs....
but no gain....
even tried VLC player......but in that pic is even worse ....its like that it is melting.......

please help me wat to do...

[JohnnyMalaria]

What kind of graphics card do you have?

If your graphic card doesn't support hardware acceleration and overlay, then the processor has to do a lot of work....

...also, if there is audio, Windows will always skip video frames to ensure smooth audio playback.

[KBeee]

Your processor is probably a little too slow for smooth playback of this file.

[akshay]

i have NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 MODEL 64/MODEL 64 PRO

display adapter as it is shown by the device manager....

is there ny way i can make the file compatible to run on my pc....

may be lower the resolution..
frames ps....

watever u ppl suggest...

help....
thx in advance

[akshay]

What kind of graphics card do you have?

If your graphic card doesn't support hardware acceleration and overlay, then the processor has to do a lot of work....

...also, if there is audio, Windows will always skip video frames to ensure smooth audio playback.

i have NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 MODEL 64/MODEL 64 PRO

display adapter as it is shown by the device manager....

is there ny way i can make the file compatible to run on my pc....

may be lower the resolution..
frames ps....

watever u suggest...

help....
thx in advance

[dnix71]

If VLC will play it, then click File>Open File point to the file and then check off Stream Saving and Advanced and recode to a mpg (mp1v and mpga). Don't try to play the file locally while recoding.

An mpg will play in the Windows Media Player, an mp2 will not. An mp4 would be a smaller file, but if may not be any easier for a P3 to play. You could try making it an mp4 just to see.