[vlc] Re: Bug report

[Vasil Nokhrin]

I know that I recently sent you an e-mail. Here I just want to tell you how 
I fixed my problem:
I removed all drivers and installed only the next last release from asus 
(v71.84) and it now works fine.
I skipped the asus enhanced driver because i never use any of the special 
asus features.

Hope this helps other with the same problem.

-Vasil

>From: Zaffo <zaffo256 at gmail.com>
>Reply-To: vlc at videolan.org
>To: vlc at videolan.org
>Subject: [vlc] Re: Bug report
>Date: Sat, 30 Jul 2005 11:07:07 -0400
>
>Vasil Nokhrin wrote:
>
>>I got the idea that you have alot to do, so i'm gonna skip the formality.
>>
>>
>>System information:
>>Win XP pro swedish, all latest updates, version 2002 (from properties of 
>>This Computer)
>>  hardware:
>>motherboard: asus p4p800 deluxe
>>CPU: intel pentium 4, northwood, 3,2 GHz
>>graphics card: asus v9950 deluxe (geforce 5900Ultra)
>>sound card: creative audigy 2
>>RAM: 2 X 512 MB, 400 MHz
>>system drive: 2 X 36GB WD raptor, s-ata, 0-raid
>>
>>  drivers:
>>graphics card: latest asus gpu driver (v71.89), latest asus enhanced 
>>driver (v1.16), webcam driver (v2.03), all three from www.asus.com, and 
>>GART driver from the bundled CD:
>>   *  Product: Intel(R) Chipset Software Installation Utility
>>   *  Release: Production Version
>>   *  Version: 5.0.1.1015
>>   *  Target Chipset#: Intel(R) 82865 G/PE/P, Intel(R) 82875P
>>   *  Date: April 22, 2003
>>
>>
>>VLC version:
>>0.8.2, latest at the time this is written
>>
>>
>>Error description:
>>When I was about to see a videofile with VLC it the picture was all jumpy, 
>>but the sound was unaffected. With jumpy I mean it like skipped every 
>>second frame or changed places on every pair of frames (like 2143 instead 
>>of 1234). This I noticed did not go away after restarting player or my 
>>computer. I then tried to play it with WMP and it worked fine.
>>This problem appeared after I installed the latest drivers for my graphics 
>>card. When I played it in WMP I noticed a logo appearing and then fading 
>>in the right upper corner of my screen. The logo says something like: 
>>Splendid vedeo enhancement technology by ASUS. The logo appears with both  
>>media players.
>>The problem I have been having with VLC covers all .avi videofiles I have 
>>played. I have only been able to reproduce this problem with .avi and .wmv 
>>files, but I've tried with .mpg and .mpeg files. However, there are some 
>>exceptions to this problem: sometimes after playing a videofile in WMP it 
>>can play normally in VLC (although I'm not sure that there is a connection 
>>there), and the problem accurs in arout 7 out of 8 times I play an .avi 
>>file with VLC.
>>The codecs of the videofiles are mostly XviD, but same thing happened when 
>>I tried with a DIV3 codec file (codec name from VLC media properties).
>>I have reset the settings in VLC and I have tried to reinstall, both 
>>without results.
>>I have also tried to insert a next videofile into the playlist after a 
>>working one, but it has no effect.
>>
>>I have searched for this problem in the forum with no results.
>>
>>This is all that I can think of, if you encounter any lack of details just 
>>e-mail me at this adress:
>>personbil at hotmail.com
>>
>>-Vasil
>>
>>
>The FX series is know to be buggy with the lastest driver the easiest way 
>to counter that problem is to go in vlc option. Then oupout module and 
>avanced option then chose Windows GDI instead of Direct X. Or you can try 
>to uninstal your driver and try the lastest beta driver from nvidia..
>
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