Jan/110
mp4 – .mp4 video lag problems?
.mp4 video lag problems?
Okay. I did post a question about this problem last week, and I did manage to solve most of the problem. The original problem was that 24 minute cartoons played on Media Player Classic lagged so badly as if they were being played in slow motion and that after I used "Increase Rate", the audio was fine, but the video lagged behind by almost one second. Lagging by one second is aggravating if you've seen it happen before. Someone suggested I get the VLC video player because it "basically almost plays everything", and it did. However, I am still puzzled. Here's the new confusion:
Several months ago, I had the Haali Media Splitter, ffdshow, and Combined Cummunity Codec installed in my computer. Every video I ever downloaded could be played on Media Player Classic with no issue at all. I could even use the videos to make music videos in Windows Movie Maker just as easily. Then, my computer got a virus some time ago and I had to wipe my entire hard drive clean. I re-downloaded my codecs and I only have issues with the .mp4 videos that are too long to be played correctly. Not only that, but Windows Movie Maker can't play the .mp4 videos that are about 24 minutes long.
What happened? Can I fix this at all by adjusting settings in Media Player Classic or maybe in any of the codecs so Windows Movie Maker can read the .mp4 videos?
Thanks.
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Internal memory within the Nokia C3 is 55 MB as standard. This provides a good deal of storage for data such as music tracks, video clips or photos etc. Should further storage be required, the micro SD slot can be utilised by installing a memory card of up to 16 GB which is capable of storing an entire digital music collection, so should therefore be ample for the needs of most users. The internal phonebook can store a seemingly unlimited number of entries and fields and boasts the ever popular Photocall feature. This allows a photo to be assigned to each contact and is in turn displayed on screen whenever that person calls.
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The TFT screen measures 2.4 inches and utilises a pixel layout of 320x 240 to display up to 256K colours. This provides decent levels of on screen imagery display so is ideal for viewing photos and watching video clips.
If straightforward functionality is the order of for the day, the Nokia C3 is an ideal choice. For those who prefer the use of a physical keyboard over touchscreen technology, the Nokia C3 comes out on top.
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