Out of the box, most media players don't play them all, as you'll soon find out when you try to watch a movie in Windows Media Player and get a light show instead. Someone should get the word out, as I prefer probably like many not to have Aero's enabled.In simple terms a codec is a bit of code that allows you to play a certain type of media file. Cause like I said earlier, VLC versions 1.0.2 and older don't tear. Who would have thought? Obviously, the VLC developers never took this into account, and never duplicated the problem. we disable Aero's for better performance. This is the first time I heard of enabling Aero's. This thread should be bumped or stickied as I'm sure it is not widely known. Like almost everyone has been complaining of it with no solution in sight. Seems like a ton of people disable it like me, cause tearing has been a big problem for many. it's amazing it has to do with Vista's Aero. But now with the forum gone, been googling and I'm glad I stumbled upon this thread.Īfter hearing hundreds of possible reasons for the tearing, video card, settings, monitor, Vsync, video renderers, and the like. I was always looking to see if VLC, finally fixed this issue or if there was a newer fix users found. I don't think it's up and running anymore. Of late, I can't connect to the VLC forum. Even then that version was outdated but the only one that worked (no tearing). On adivce from the VLC forums a couple of years back, the only way I stopped the tearing was to use version 1.0.2 with a certain video renderer. Ever since I had Vista, this has been a problem. Simply Amazing! For years I have had tearing issues with VLC. (as they are required for serato videosl) The horizontal lines were the since the 1st played video. Maybe i am just lacking some codecs? but why with a fresh install of VLC i have lots of horizontal lines? Just to be sure, the nvidia options i changed are applied even without a restart? i have tried several suggestions i founded on the net but no results yet. So please let me know if you have any ideas.
The horizontal lines are (by far) less present in WMP In nvidia control pannel i forced VCL and Serato Videosl and WMP to use only GT 425M so i reinstalled everything back from 0 and put win 7 32 bits (you never know)įor info, on win 7 32, i havent installed the latest nvidia 32 driver as there was no result on the 64 i assume the problem is not there i even downloaded the last nvidia 64 drivers. I try several options on win7 64 but no changes. Those lines do not exists on the same video if played on my desktop. I installed my licence of win 7 64 bits and while playing videos, on vlc or serato videosl i have this horizontal lines. I am not quite sure about posting this in graphic card or nvidia section.
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