even with an old version installed, it still showed the new version in the help/about. The mkv files that played perfectly before, suddenly would not play at all.
#VLC PLAYER VS KMPLAYER TUMBLR DOWNLOAD#
BUT, for me in my experience, i tried to download the websites older versions, however after already updating to the new version, it just didn't work. But the "pixelated" nature of the images above has to mean its a different type of problem right? If the files were JUST "jumpy" then I might be willing to chalk it up to my computer not being able to handle it. But thank you for the constructive suggestion! It was worth proposing As for the files, they aren't corrupt b/c like I said it can play a whole lot better on FS Player and I've tried several different MKV files besides the one I gave the media information to above, they didn't fair well either. The Freesmith Player works best so far (although not perfect) but VLC USE to work even better for me. Not when I know for a fact it has worked in the past.Īnd to Oddba11, yes I have considered this as well. I'm not ready to throw my hands up, say it's impossible b/c of my system and call it a day. I appreciate SO MUCH any ideas that I could at least TRY though. If you don't even have a suggestion for a possible solution then please do not reply. And if it worked before it should theoretically be able to work again right? As for the notebook, it's a Dell Mini, not some huge laptop with a giant screen and hard drive nor does it even have the capability to have that. I don't know a lot about codec's and the like, that's the type of expertise I am hoping to find HERE. I'm just not that computer tech savvy to figure it out on my own. The files didn't use to be so I know there is a way. They were perfect! Even now I can get some to play in "Freesmith" is the best I've come across by adjusting the system defaults a little. Well like I stated in the beginning, this same "crippled" computer w/ a "low-memory powered processor" USE to play HD quality files w/o a problem in VLC. Writing library : libebml v0.7.7 + libmatroska v0.8.1 Writing application : mkvmerge v2.9.8 ('C'est le bon') built on 13:21:42
#VLC PLAYER VS KMPLAYER TUMBLR WINDOWS#
Microsoft Windows XP (Home Edition), Version 2002, Service Pack 3Īdditionally, here is the "Media File Information", if this helps at all: Thank you so much! You'd be a LIFE SAVER! If you have ANY suggestions of things I have not already tried please let me know as soon as possible. But I have replaced my hard drive since then so I had to reinstall it. Please help? Before you say it's JUST b/c my system doesn't have enough of whatever it needs to process HD files, understand it has before, a few years ago I was able to watch HD video's in VLC w/o problems. The above is all I have found to even try, and as you can see, haven't had any luck with even one of these attempted solutions. But unlike the many people this has worked for, it did NOT work for me, same problem(s) persisted. I read in other online forums, from people who have had similar VLC issues, to try something that has actually worked for MANY people: Open VLC > go to Tools > Preferences > Input & Codecs > Under Codecs, go to where it says "Skip H.264 in-loop deblocking filter" and in the drop down menu to the right of that, where it by default is set to "None" change it to "All" > Save and Exit. I tried the newest version (2.0.1) first (installed and uninstalled it) and now have the older version (1.1.11) currently on my system, but neither have worked.ģ. I have also tried 2 seperate versions of VLC hoping to solve the problem that way. But it wasn't perfect and I am determined to get VLC to work properly.Ģ. To be honest, the files have had MUCH more luck in other media players, the best of which was "Freesmith". I have tried several different MKV files of different lengths that are unrelated to eachother to determine if it was just a corrupt file.
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