VLC media player pixelation/video fragmenting

[Boldest06]

Hello everyone.

When I play a video with VLC on my old notebook [Windows 10, Intel Core i5-3230M (2,6 GHz, 3 MB cache L3), 8 GB DDR3, AMD Radeon HD 8670M (2 GB DDR3), 1366x768 Diplay, CT500MX 500 SSD, SATA 750 GB (5400 rpm) (produced in 2013)], everything works perfectly (without changing any of the VLC settings).
Instead, on the new notebook [Windows 11, Intel® Core™ 7 Processor 150U (1.8 GHz–5.4 GHz 12 MB Smart Cache), 16 GB LPDDR4x Memory (On Board 16 GB), Intel® Graphics, 15.6" FHD LED Display (1920 x 1080), 512 GB NVMe SSD (produced in 2024)] this happens:

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I have seen several guides for VLC settings but they do not solve the problem.

With Windows media player (Win11) I have no problems.

Thanks to everyone in advance!

[Subtitles]

Try to convert the video to mp4 and see if that helps.
If you have the original video in *.ts format, try TS Doctor to fix errors.

[syberdude]

You could try turning off hardware acceleration in VLC under the input/codecs settings section. I used to have issues with it especially when I didn't have a NVIDIA video card or even ATI. Honestly, I'd recommend you trying to use MPV or variant programs that use MPV like mpv.net. Potplayer seems good for most computers, whether lower spec hardware or higher spec. There are many more reliable video player programs than VLC. MPC-HC/MPC-BE comes to mind but to be honest, might take too much time to mention all of them.

Hope you fix your issue with VLC. Others may not mention this but you could try making a ChatGPT account and ask it technical questions about software like VLC to see if it can help in case you can't find your answers easily online.