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video decoding
About this tag
Video decoding in Windows involves processing compressed video streams for playback, often relying on system decoders like the MPEG-2 Video Decoder. Issues such as handle leaks in Windows Media Player on Windows 7 can occur when videos are played repeatedly, causing the handle count to increase continuously. Performance considerations for video decoding may influence the choice between 32-bit and 64-bit Windows, as 64-bit systems can handle larger workloads. The Windows Experience Index includes a video decoding subtest that may hang on systems with limited hardware, such as low RAM or integrated graphics, indicating potential compatibility or performance bottlenecks.
Fixes an issue in which a handle leak occurs in the MPEG-2 Video Decoder and the handle count for Windows Media Player increases continuously. This issue occurs when you play videos multiple times in Windows Media Player in Windows 7.
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I'm running windows 7 32 bit now with a intel Q9650 and it is running great. I had no problems with drivers on this 32 bit install. Would I see a performance increase by going 64 bit, is it worth the trouble too go 64 bit. I use the computer for general home use and some video decodeing. I just...
So I just did a clean install with 7, and When I try to run the WEI program, It hangs up on the Video decoding section. I'll be the first to admit my computer is a piece of crap. only 1.5 gb ram, Intel integrated graphics
Any ideas why this might be happening? MY whole computer freezes on me...