I have a HP Mini 110 and when I try to watch a video on it - AVI files - I get skips and stalls (video freeze). Was wondering if it's just that this computer doesn't have a video card that can handle movies. If that's the case, i'll need to get a new computer. Was wondering what type of video card would be appropriate for watching such files. I know next to nothing about video cards.
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Download, install, reboot and then try again, you should be okay after.
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The HP Mini 110 probably won't handle HD (720p or above!) unless you use something like CoreAVC, which will only let you play low bit-rate 720p.. I have an asus 1005HA which i've tested this on..
IMFletch: all the files are standard def. i installed ffdshow and that seems to have solved the issues. thanks.
Good to hear it worked. Would be interesting though to see what happens if you do get some high def avi files. The HP Mini may not cope due to the hardware limitations.
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