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Problems with Low Resolution

Discussion in 'Video playback problems' started by LZL, Mar 15, 2008.

  1. LZL

    LZL Member

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    Hello people,

    This is the first time I'm posting a question on this forum, and I'm hoping the issue is not too complicated.

    Not long ago I had to reformat my PC (Win XP from 2004) and reinstall windows and everything else.
    It went pretty well, but:

    My video's (and dvd's), played on either Media Player or anything else, are of low resolution.

    I tried downloading some codecs but experimenting blindly didn't do the trick.
    Does anybody here know how I should address this problem?

    Many thanks in advance!!!
     
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    I don't know what you mean by "low resolution".

    Can you explain further...
     
  3. LZL

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    The picture is not at all sharp.
    The pixels are very big.
     
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    Can you provide a screen print showing the problem?
    Are the images the correct size ?
     
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    I'd very much like to do that.
    How do you do that actualy?...
     
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    Use "alt/prt screen" keys to save image of the active window,
    Open program MSPAINT, type ctrl-v to paste in the image,
    save as a jpeg.

    Upload it to one of the image hosting sites, eg;
    http://www.imageshack.us/

    Then post the URL of the uploaded image, so that experts on
    afterdawn.com can diagnose the problem.
     
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    Thanks for the tip!

    Here's an image I captured while running a perfectly good dvd.
    I saw this dvd before on my computer (before it crashed) and enjoyed a much higher picture quality.

    Anybody knows why the pixels here are so big?
    What can I do abou it?

    Thanks!

    http://img181.imageshack.us/my.php?image=boratinloveun9.jpg
     

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