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Choppy Video & How To Change Icons

Posted: 29 Dec 2006 20:15
by ta2
Hiya,

I have two problems with VLC (I am running version 0.8.6). I am running windows XP SP2 on a laptop (with a screen refresh rate of 60Hz). The first is that the video image that is playing is VERY choppy during high motion. I am playing a DVD, and it is clear that up to a certain point the screen is showing one frame, then it shows another frame. Vsync is enabled on my graphics driver yet this problem still occurs.

The second problem I have is that all of my icons are now simply an orange cone. I have downloaded this icon pack:

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/21351899/

But how do I install it?

Thanks

-ta2

Posted: 30 Dec 2006 15:27
by ta2
Here is an image of the visual problem (note, a print screen does not show the image like this, I edited the image so that it looks the same as what the problem looks like when the movie is in motion):

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Posted: 30 Dec 2006 23:19
by aydin1954
hello about replacing icons I did a bit a research and it looks like you need an appropriate software like for example this one:

http://www.sibcode.com/icon-replacer/index.htm

to do the exchange, addition in the vlc.exe file. Maybe there are other ways or utilities.

The problem you describe and show on the picture happens to me too but with most players. I kinda of put it away on my media PC that is not the most powerful and fast, it is a Celeron D machine.

It happens always on the bottom 5th or 6th of the screen. Of course if there is a way to get rid of it I would welcome it.

p.s. Scene looks from Dexter with Angel Battista on the left .... :D

Posted: 31 Dec 2006 17:45
by VLC_help
Have you tried different output modules?
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Posted: 01 Jan 2007 04:20
by DJ
A different output module will not resolve the issue and shutting down the overlay option will make it worse. Generally the problem here is video drivers and or processor speed depending on the formats and resolution in use.

Posted: 04 Jan 2007 18:05
by ta2
Problem was with the video drivers. Updated to Nvidia latest version, no problems now.

:D