If the movies playing are slow can i update the video card? The movies i am watching are too slow. Will a better video card help?

Are the other programs or audio files or movies have audio in your computer? Are all videos or audio have sounds? If you cannot hear any sound with any of those, then you can fix it by updating the sound driver in your computer. Try using RadarSync to scan and update the computer.

David

Try a different converter when converting your videos to MP4/PSP format OR update your PSP firmware(unless your PSP is modified).

Hi - If you're saying you're playing your video files right off the SD card that would be your problem. The data rate right off an SD card is too slow to play any decent sized video clip.

Copy the video files from your SD card to your hard drive and it take care of the problem.

Good Luck and thanks for using Fix Ya.

Mikeywaf

since it doesn't have enough RAM in it, some BDs or larger multi-layer DVDs fail to play/load entirely Its slow to buffer BD, and even slower to upscale DVDs. It doesn't support homemade DVD+/-R movies. It also doesn't support video on CD.

SOLUTION:
to get the movie to play add a 4GB SD card into it and format it for use as extra memory. Apparently, some BDs require a lot of memory. By adding the SD card, DVDs and THE BDs load faster and have no play problems. The overall downside to the RAM issues and the SD card is that, when the SD card gets full,you will have to reformat it to get anything to play. Tho, all lost disc info needs to be rebuffered onto the card the next time you watch the movie.

If it is your cd-dvd rom, or your dvd's, your movies would skip, freeze, like any other movies players such as a scratch dvd played on your home dvd player. So,
did this happen before any updates to your o/s, such if you are using windows media player to play your movies?? If not, it could be a software issue, where some updates will bring your programs up to date, but uses more cpu/memory and even your GPU (graphic processor) and thus cause your movies or video to play back slowly because your computer hardware is underpower to handle the up to date versions., or it could be vise versa where your program will needs an update to the newest version to play. (Usually like adobe, java to watch youtube or online videos). You might want to see if you can play with another program and see if you get different result, or maybe undo your update to previous version.

you can usually put them on a memory card and the insert it in your phone then go to my stuff in the phone then go to memory card and select the movie or video its better to put it on the card cause you only have like 250mb worth of memory of the phone hope this was helpful :)

than your computer cannot supprt full screen movies..

Perhaps there's something that is running in the background that is slowing your machine down?
Another thing that might help you is to empty your cache memory.

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if your downloading movies from the intenet you will need to download divx codec this can be found on divx.com

if this does not help the your video card might not be good enough to play the movies or could be your computer is not fast enough to run them
close out al other programs and try it any programs running in the back ground can slow down movies to

hope this helps out have a good day

Have you checked that the video card is capable of playing movies, that is does your computer meet the minimum requirements to play movies?

Note: Playback of movies is a very resource hungry activity and needs a powerful CPU and a powerful video card; not necessarily the most powerful by todays standards, but older computers may fall below ther minimums.

A modern basic video card should be able to play movies, but again check the minimum requirements for the whole computer to see if you need to upgrade any other equipment.

Secondly: Go to the video card manufacturers site and download the latest drivers for your card from there (Windows Update will not do this).

Good luck.