[vlc] Re: (no subject)

[James Yates]

This to me sounds very much like a Screensaver/Powersaving type issue.
Are you running Windows by any chance. If so, turn off your screen saver
and you power saving and give that a try. Also look at Windows updates,
disk defragmentation etc etc. 

   The effects your describe sound very much like a lack of processor
time.


    James
On Mon, 2005-07-04 at 04:59 +0100, anirban patnaik wrote:

> hi,
>  
> i can help u.
>  
> 1st let me know what type of cable u are using to connect ur pc. 
>  
> u do 1 thing , when streaming  video from  one computer to your
> computer in  bedroom, just "ping" that machine if u r  geting  some
> veriable figuries then check out the cable.  
>  
> or u may have some virous.
>  
> bcos i am trying this in a proffetional maner for 2-3 hours here in my
> setup...
>  
>  
> hope u will fill better. nither call me 
>  
> i am always for u there.
>  
>  
> anirban
> sr.sys admin
> ushadaya 
> 
> 
> George Rallis <> wrote:
> 
>         Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew the answer to this problem
>         I'm having.  I stream video from my one computer to my
>         computer in my bedroom, and after about 15 minutes, it goes
>         garbled.  Anyone know a solution?  Thanks - George
> 
> 
> 
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