Hi
I have some high quality files, that lag in VLC but in Windows Media Player, they play smooth with no lag, and even sharper quality. The question is - how do I force VLC to behave the same; to use all of my laptops resources fully and optimally, and prevent any lag?
My laptop has 1GB RAM and a graphic card with 256MB. But the fact itself that Windows Media Player can handle those clips with no lags proves, that there should be a way to make it work in VLC as well.. but how? Please assist me on this matter. I have no idea which options to play with.. or should I perhaps download some codecs? I have installed K-Lite pack
HD (720) files and performance in VLC
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Re: HD (720) files and performance in VLC
Windows version?
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Re: HD (720) files and performance in VLC
Windows XP, SP3
Re: HD (720) files and performance in VLC
try 1.1.0 rc 1 version, h264 Hardware acceleration was announcement
Re: HD (720) files and performance in VLC
Wow that was muuch better, thanks! Both regarding lag and picture quality 
it still lags just a liiitle, but it's nothing big.
it still lags just a liiitle, but it's nothing big.Return to “VLC stream-output (sout)”
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