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  1. virtualdj
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    im trying to play a matroska file but my pc stickin im runing a amd sempron 1.61ghz ,2 gb memory windows 7 help plz.....thanks
     
    virtualdj, May 25, 2010


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    are you playing the blu ray movies off an external drive?
     
    Admin, May 25, 2010


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    nope its a 6.53 gig file on my hdd ...Do i need a video card?
     
    virtualdj, May 25, 2010


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    download the latest version of vlc media player -> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

    if that doesn't fix your problem, most likely your hd is failing or your comp just doesn't meet the requirements.
     
    Admin, May 26, 2010


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    They stick on your PC because your graphics card is not powerful enough to "buffer" the video. Google HD buffering.
     
    Bumflik, May 26, 2010


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    ok thnx i need 2 upgrade
     
    virtualdj, May 26, 2010


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    1.6 ghz on integrated chipset is not gonna cut it for 1080 video. add a video card and it'll play like butter. but before you upgrade consider a whole new system, your a bit outdated there bud.
     
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    a cheaper solution for the while is to use the KM Player (free), there's a option to auto resize the video so you can watch the video without it sticking
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    I use KMPlayer this as my default media player (plays just about every format)

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    I had this issue before on a previous laptop. Obviously the video card can't handle the quality of the video you're trying to play. You're better off with a DVD rip of the video you're trying to play.
     
    Vincent, Jul 12, 2010


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    - Don't download files you know your computer can not handle, use your brain and get what the computer can require and work with.
     
    Rashad, Jul 13, 2010


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