freezing of .mts files choppy playback and consistent

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  I just tried importing some MTS files (without conversion) and no dice.

  The error reported was: could not import the file ' filename. MTS.

  These are the same files that I used in an earlier draft of the first.  I was able to import a MPEG2 file with no problems.

  Thanks for the information.

  I just tried to import a single. MTS file with Prelude CC2014 on a Win7 machine, I'm able to import.

  So, could you please describe the detailed steps when you encountered the problem? And a screenshot would be very useful.

  B.R.

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• Windows Media Player 12 sounds and video choppy playback. MTS files

  Original title: Windows Media Player 12 plays. Slow MTS files

  Hello

  I have just rebuild my laptop HP with Windows 7 (Professional) entertainment.
  My laptop has 4 GB of RAM, so it must be able to manage the Windows 7 x 64 build.
  I have a digital camera Panasonic DMC that uses. MTS files.
  For some reason, Windows Media Player 12 will open the file but after three seconds, the sound and the video begins to become unstable.  It's slow.
  Does anyone have recommendations?
  Thank you
  Winston

  Hello

  1 when was the last time it was working fine?
  2 - is the Windows Media Player crashes only when trying to play this particular file or other files too?
  3. this happens with files saved on the hard drive, CD/DVD, or both?
  4 did you a recent software or changes to the material on the computer?

  I suggest you use Event Viewer to search for information on the problem.

  The display of the error messages in the event viewer

  For more information, see:

  What are the information contained in the logs of the event (Event Viewer)?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

  Check out this link to open the event viewer:

  Open event viewer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-Event-Viewer

  You can see for more information on the issue at the time where it occurred.

  Method 1:

  I also suggest you to run the Windows Media player settings Troubleshooter and check if it helps.

  Open the troubleshooting Windows Media Player settings Troubleshooter

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-pH/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-settings-Troubleshooter

  Method 2:

  I also suggest you to download the latest drivers (Audio and video) on the manufacturer's Web site.

  Update drivers: recommended links

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-drivers-recommended-links

  Method 3:

  You can also follow the steps and check.

  a. Click Start, type Sound.
  b. click sound. The audio window appears.
  c. click on speakers/headphones, click Properties.
  The Properties window is displayed.
  d. click the upgrades tab.
  e. Click to check Disable all improvements.
  f. click on apply and then OK.
  The Properties window closes.
  g. click on apply and then OK. The acoustic window closes.

  Let us know of any additional assistance if the steps above did not solve the problem.

• Audition 2.0 freezes during playback and recording

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  Audition 2.0 has started to freeze for a moment during playback if you change a file.  It happens almost every time I touched the game after the removal of a segment of the file.  It also occasionally freezes during recording, but nowhere near as often as when editing.  This problem has appeared recently.

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  I've seen similar problems already posted, but I have not seen a question like this, so I apologize if this has already been address and I just not found in the forum yet, or if it in fact as other similar questions, I saw.

  To start, here are the specs of my machine:
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  Look here: Adobe Forums: installation and adjustment of a Vista... Guide which also applies to Win7.

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  If you have selected the right preset, or have the value manually the correct settings for a sequence, there is something more that you can do which will improve the reading.

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  Advice of prejudice is true in general for AVCHD material, but it must be qualified to be of value, on the other, as in this case, does not thoughtfully address the potential of your system.  If the advice such as are not qualified with care, you can waste a lot of money on a warmer when machine you may in particular not be no need for one.

  I have edited many high-speed AVCHD projects relatively short with a frequency of 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo - it all depends on your needs.  If you don't care about video in a perfectly smooth playback calendar and your editing features work very well and you add effects to your sequence or are not required to render the effects and transitions in your equipment if you use them, your system may be fine for you.  You may be fine with going to bed, while your project is encoded with the Media Encoder (or waiting in the next day!).  I was okay with that sometimes - I just had to move from the idea that he had always made.  I have not need the faithful reading of chronologies effect in charge most of the time, because I knew their content and saw the effects well enough without rendering.

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  I am running Windows 7, 64 bit, home premium on a Dell Studio 1558 with an ATI Mobility Radeon HD4500-5100 graphics card and an Intel Core i3. It has 4 GB of RAM.

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  TBH I'm not sure.

  All I can say is on my desk, I have not loaded a pack of codecs only support of any kind and WMP12 plays my MTS files very well. Supported by this statement in Windows Media Player 12 is also capable of playing AVCHD formats (. ) M2ts et . MTS ). ^{[13]" from -} http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Media_Player and the fact that in WMP12 - "Media files (all types)" MTS has listed as an acceptable format.

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  1. Have you tried to run a full anti-recent virus scan? If this isn't the case, update your antivirus program and run a scan full to see if it finds problems.
  2. Then try a sfc/scannow scan to see if it detects and fixes something.
  3. Just checked, you have installed WMP12? (it should be, but just a double check).

  This type of problem (or similar) has developed before items such as http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/Windows-Media-Player-and-low-memory-issues/bb4bf226-8bd0-41A5-9eed-9be08e6d3bdb and  http://www.TomsHardware.co.UK/answers/ID-1699934/computer-running-low-memory-Windows-Media-Player.html and some people said re-register the DLL of WMP files helped. Personally, I've never needed to test or try this kind cannot confirm.

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  Hello

  I spotted this problem when I installed a copy of Windows 7 Pro on my Dell Desktop PC friends last month. It's a Dell Dimension 9200, which was purchased at the end of 2006 with Windows XP (Intel Core 2 duo, 2 GB of RAM). I have recommended upgrade for my friend who wanted to use Photoshop CS4 to edit VERY LARGE tiff files he had initially created on a Mac Book Pro. When I say too large files, I mean BIG - there are about 3 files in a folder, and each of them 2.5 to 3 GB. In any case, Photoshop CS4 comes in x 64 taste so I thought that the upgrade to Windows 7 for him allow to use more RAM for files 'heavy' (he bought an extra 2 GB RAM = 4 GB of RAM in total).  I did a clean install (as you have a XP upgrade) and the computer is running as smooth as butter (as is expected of this brilliant OS!)
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  • As mentioned, the Dell machine is a little more than 3 years but I ran a Windows 7 compatibility check and each component has been green light - even for 64-bit! So don't get me wrong, there is NO incompatibility occurring with a driver of Dell, or component or blah blah blah with copy of 64-bit Windows 7
  ! It works PERFECTLY (with the exception of this one particular bug that is: P)
  Data sheet:
  Processor Intel core 2 duo 2.0 ghz, 4 GB DDR2 RAM, 256 MB Nvidia graphics card, Windows 7 Professional x 64.
  Result:
  The computer hangs when opening folder in Windows Explorer and CPU Meter gadget shows that RAM has peaked at 100% with a very low CPU activity.
  • The next machine, I tested was a newly built custom PC running on Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 with a much higher spec and day of this years PCs.

  Data sheet:

  Intel Core i7 2.8 ghz, 6 GB DDR3 RAM, 512 MB ATI, Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 graphics card.

  Result:

  The computer hangs when opening folder in Windows Explorer and CPU Meter gadget shows that RAM has peaked at 100% with a very low CPU activity.

  • Third machine, I tested is a new HP Pavilion laptop that I bought an almost as powerful as the second mentioned above, tested PC spec this time under Windows 7 Home Premium x 64 2 weeks ago running.

  Data sheet:

  Intel Core i7 clocked at 1.6 ghz, 4 GB DDR3 RAM, 1 GB Nvidia graphics card, Windows 7 Home Premium x 64.

  Result:

  The computer hangs when opening folder in Windows Explorer and CPU Meter gadget shows that RAM has peaked at 100% with a very low CPU activity.

  • The last tested computer initially once the bug has emerged on the Dell has my custom of origin - the oldest computer office which took place in fact, XP and Windows 7 RC x 86 (before the expiration of the license this week of classes
  !) This is where it gets interesting...
  Data sheet:
  Intel Pentium 4 2.53 ghz, 1.5 GB of RAM DDR1, graphics 128 MB Matrox Parhelia, Partition 1 (core): Windows 7 RC x 86
  Partition 2: Windows XP sp3
  Results:
  Windows 7 RC x 86: a little shakey and enough computer performance slow to create previews, but IS NOT to crash and file reacts normally. CPU Meter gadget displays RAM culminates at 85-90% usage then decreases after preview in Explorer. Takes a little while for files to open in Windows Live Photo Gallery (obviously) but they DO OPEN successfully.
  XP: No problem - file reacts normally.  Files opened successfully in Windows Live Photo Gallery. Well open files in Photoshop.
  Among the four machines tested, we were running a 32-bit/OS cpu and it was the machine that worked as expected.  All them other machines that have been tested AS a FAILED EVENTUALLY WHEREAS, but no matter how new or powerful they may be, could not avoid this problem of hanging with maximum 100% RAM, as observed on the CPU Meter gadget.
  I noticed that this forum has had this problem reported with an available workaround that seems to have helped some people. Here is the link: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7files/thread/a473c4ca-3fe2-4b6d-847f-6287e4d24e81 was not a difference on every machine I've tested.
  Other forums have reported this problem too. Here is another link I found: http://www.sevenforums.com/performance-maintenance/55003-large-tif-picture-files-slow-computer-tremendously.html
  I found a fix for a bug in the library that was causing the slowness. Link here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/930097
  However, I don't think it is exactly linked to preview problems TIFF occurring in Windows Explorer.
  First of all, the guys are aware of this problem with Windows 7?
  Second, work on a hot - fix that is soon available for download on Windows Update?
  Thirdly, is there an ETA for how soon a possible fix can and will be issued?
  I hope I have provided enough clear enough details!
  See you soon,.
  Kone

  Try one or more of the steps below, these other methods have helped solve the problem.

  Disable the preview pane in Windows Explorer

  1 double-click oncomputer

  2. click the icon tohide the preview pane beside the icon to get help in the upper right corner of the window

   

  Set the option to optimize this folder for Documents option.

  1. in Windows Explorer, right-click the folder that contains the big .tif files

  2. click on theCustomize tab

  3. in the optimize this folder for drop-down menu select Documents

  4. click onOK

   

  Open the big .tif files in Photoshop and re-save the images using the LZW compression, or one of the other modes of lossless compression that supports the TIFF.

  Thank you

  Bobby

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