Hey guys... new to the board, sorry for such a stupid question but I've tried to trouble shoot this for a few months, and I figured hell, maybe someone can help me... maybe it is something simple.
All my videos (when I'm viewing dvdrs or whatever) freeze while I'm viewing them, I'd say maybe 30-40 times for a split second while I'm watching the movie... it's pretty annoying when you're trying to get into a movie.
What do I need to do? Has anyone ever experienced this problem?
Please help! My videos freeze for a second very often.
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Re: Please help! My videos freeze for a second very often.
There are no stupid questions here, or are there? OK that was a stupid question, or was it? 
I guess there are some stupid questions, would you not agree? Don't answer that. 
OK what was your problem? Oh yeah. Try updating your DirectX drivers then go into VLC media player and select Tools > Preferences > (tab) Video > (check the "Advanced options" box) choose "DirectX video output" from the drop-list, save and restart VLC media player.
Hopefully this will do something, or will it? Never mind that, go ahead and try it.
I guess there are some stupid questions, would you not agree? Don't answer that. OK what was your problem? Oh yeah. Try updating your DirectX drivers then go into VLC media player and select Tools > Preferences > (tab) Video > (check the "Advanced options" box) choose "DirectX video output" from the drop-list, save and restart VLC media player.
Hopefully this will do something, or will it? Never mind that, go ahead and try it.
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