I tried more RAM when I first got the problem, moving up from 1 GB to 2, but it didn't make any difference. Plus the memory is nowhere near being fully utilised.
I guess nobody's following this thread any more, but here's a bit more information... I did some experiments with Windows 7 and Resource Monitor and found that it is the "System Interrupts" process that seems to be causing the problem. With the videos that are affected the %age utilisation of...
Not sure if anyone is still watching this thread, but anyway... I have had to revert back to Windwos XP for now as we use the PC as a video recorder and we just couldn't watch what we had recorded in Windows 7. However, I did find out a couple of things: With XP installed when watching video...
I downloaded the NVIDIA System Monitor as I was getting paranoid that maybe there was a hardware problem and perhaps something was overheating (as the problem tends to get worse the longer I watch). However, when viewing video in MCE or MPC the GPU usage sits at 0% Shouldn't the GPU be taking...
At the moment I'm using MediaPortal as that saves .ts files which I am now able to play OK thanks to the K-Lite Codecs. However, I want to use MCE which records in the WTV format, but that is still giving me poor quality sound at the moment
Sorry, I don't understand the question about Media Player appearing in Media Centre. An update having used the system for a while since installing the new Codecs... Media Player Classic seems to run pretty well, as does MediaPortal, but MCE and Microsoft Media Player are still having...
Apologies for the delayed response, didn't get an email notification for some reason. I tried installing the K-Lite codec pack. Wasn't sure which Codecs to install so got it to install just about everything. Media Player Classic seems to be playing OK, but I'll need to bed it in for a while...
Not sure I understand question from reghakr, I assume you are asking about the drivers, which I did download directly from Nvidia. Current codec information from MP attached
It was a completely clean install - re-formatted hard-disk with a full Windows 7 version (not upgrade). Full details of video card: Leadtek WinFast GeForce 6600 256MB DDR2 PCI-E TV + DVI
I recently upgraded to Windows 7 to get the Media Centre for recording TV. I used to use MediaPortal on Windows XP but the scheduled recording was unreliable. The recording in MCE is great but when I watch back the sound soon starts to degrade and become what I can only describe as "bubbly"...