Acer Aspire 5810T freezing choppy VLC AVI playback

[tekeia2]

Omg 2 many words on this page hurting my eyes

[variousiroiro]

I have the latest version and I face this problem. Since window media and other video players don't work, VLC is only option for me. This is so frustrating.

[svendudeyh]

would this happen while watching youtube aswell ????

[tomitours]

i had a problem with choppy video on my new Asus G73JH with media player and also with Bs Player, so i found out for Splayer and my video plays perfectly...i would also reccommend Tune up utitlities and ccleaner!!!

[lizard0manson]

I have choppy and slow frames with matroska encoded video. They play, but pause for 3 seconds in interval.

[mrdisk0dav3]

This is a consistent problem across many correctly encoded videos. These videos play fine on my old Dell (in VLC) and on my PS3. So, encoding is not the issue.

With my Acer: lot's of stuff moving on screen == VLC drops frames. Haven't tried KMP but all play fine in WindowsMediaPlayer. So, it is a VLC&AcerAspire issue.

Not VLC OR Not AcerAspire ... then it's all good!

[GIANTTOMATO]

Encode the video properly. My main laptop at the moment only has a single core processor and I can watch 1080P movies as long as it's in the right file type, (MKV).

Use KMP player because it's much more stable than VLC and packs a bigger punch as a freeware file player.

[mrdisk0dav3]

I'm running VGA_Intel_7.15.10.1752_Vistax8­6_A graphics driver.

I encountered the known issue that with the earlier graphics driver that the machine ships with. The CPU would occasionally peg at 100% (even though Windows task manager showed no userland process burning that much suggesting a kernel issue). So I upgraded to VGA_Intel_7.15.10.1752_Vistax8­6_A which is still the most recent graphics driver Acer have released. This fixed that problem.

[mrdisk0dav3]

I'm running VGA_Intel_7.15.10.1752_Vistax8­6_A graphics driver.

I encountered the know issue that with the earlier graphics driver that the machine ships with. The CPU would occasionally peg at 100% (even though Windows task manager showed no userland process burning that much). So I upgraded to VGA_Intel_7.15.10.1752_Vistax8­6_A which is still the most recent graphics driver Acer have released.

[mrdisk0dav3]

VLC: "Tools->Messages verbosity level 4" says nothing. btw

[mrdisk0dav3]

4gb RAM and 300gb HD (288gb usable)

I've found that massively increasing VLC's input buffer

( Tools->Preferences->Show Settings:All->Input/Codecs->Ac­cess Modules->File->Caching value in ms: 5000 )

stops the picture from breaking up into blocks (i.e. VLC having to restart parsing the stream) but I still get many dropped frames - where the video stops for quarter of a second every few seconds.

[freeps3hereclickhere]

hey i have the acer timeline but mine never done that

how much gb ram do you have and how big is your hdd