Poor video quality on windows 7 same with 3rd gen processor i7

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• Poor video quality using windows 7 "play to" with DLNA Sony Bravia KDL-40EX700

  When I use the option "play to" in windows media player 12, everything works but the video streams on tv is of very poor quality!

  Most of the time the video is not yet play full screen. When I first set all and used television to find the video file, it played in the perfect resolution and quality, but now it does not matter if I have the video on the TV or choose play... two ways I get bad video quality.

  Are there settings for the streaming video quality in windows 7? I have the current firmware for tv update and tried on two different computers with the same bad results.

  What can I do to fix this?

  Mr. Goetz,

  There is nothing wrong with the drivers of your graphics card. The TV is one that makes the video file not the graphics card on your PC. The reason you have a bad video quality is the limited support of the multimedia formats that is supported by your TV. Generally, Sony's Bravia TVs have a limited set of media formats supported and for this reason, most of the time that the Play and Win7 will send transcoded versions of the video on television. Usually, the way Play works is the following:

  -Play questions the TV for supported media formats

  -If the TV supports the type of media you're trying to make, the Play sends native data flow to the TV. The quality will be provided by your video file.

  -If the TV does not support the native format, the Win7 also offers versions of the same video file transcoded: MPEG-2 and WMV for versions.

  -Play preffers to make reading possible at any time so he will choose a transcoded version if the native format is not supported. DLNA mandates support for MPEG NTSC or PAL MPEG formats, so this will be the common denominator.

  I tested several Sony's Bravia televisions in the last years of the development of Play, and several times reading transcoded. I guess that this is the case for you as well. Unfortunately, nothing you can do, unless Sony decides to support your media file nativelly. To make things worse, the qulity of the transcoded version depends very much on the quality of native files (win7 transcode in a lower resolution than the native.) It will be not high-end). If the native file is HD content, the resolution of transcoded stream will be pretty good for a TV 40 ". If the stream resolution is SD or smaller than (usually flows that can be downloaded on BitTorrent), resolution transcoded will be less than that. On a big TV screen, it will be stretched and the quality will be very poor. More the native file resolution and the resolution of the TV, the bad will be your experience.

  Therefore, could you please tell me what is your multimedia file type?

  Hope this helps

  Thank you very much

  CCazang@MSFT

• Satellite P100 - 10 p: poor video quality with 3rd site nVidia Driver

  I have a satellite P100 - 10 p (PSPAGE) with 7900 GS and when I install the new drivers from laptopvideo2go.com video quality (163.76) of all films is bad.

  The image is rasterized with each media player (VLC, MPC...) and screen sometimes "POPs" for a second.

  Everything goes very well with 84,00 Toshiba drivers but I can not play games like BIoshock and Stranglehold with this driver.

  Help, please.
  Thank you

  Hey Drago

  It's a very bad situation. Toshiba with each laptop must product offering functional and because of who offer tested drivers. These drivers are suitable for each laptop model and also have the function of protection. This means that the graphics card will not forced to run at the highest level.

  As you can see with the original driver you have problems, play games. For me this is nothing unusual for laptops. Problem is that all of the updated drivers the only are not supported and tested by the manufacturer of the laptop. I recommend you to use tested driver Toshiba. In the end maybe you must compromise between game and watch movies.

  By the way: original DVD movies are also so bad while you use pre-installed WinDVD?

• Live messenger activation causes poor video quality

  Whenever I have activate Live messenger (Windows xp, version 2009, Build 14.0.8117.416) my monitor turns off completely. After a few seconds the video links and this is horrible. Right-click on a zone empty of my desktop and go to properties, a time I'm on the view tab, I see that my video quality went to 8-bit, low. I can use the drop-down list box and select 32 - bit and 'ok', and my video quality goes back to normal. However, whenever I click on a link in live messenger, or select an option Menu tab in live messenger that my video goes back to 8 bits.  What's worse, is that my Messenger friend sent me a video link 'you tube '. By clicking on the link caused my video problem to cycles in the horrible back 8-bit to 32-bit normal. Every few seconds, the screen goes white and back, it is the other video quality.  Previously, I was able to have video conversations with my friend, but now we have problems (she can see and hear me, I can't hear him). I also noticed that the 'video', and the point of 'Photo' of the bar menu is grayed out. Live messenger does not show even I have a webcam, although this option is selected.  Why do I have all this trouble with live messenger. It started a few months ago.   Oh, one last thing... When I close Live Messenger, my video quality returns to normal as if nothing happened.

  Hi DavidSrams,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2 when was the last time it was working fine?

  Method 1

  I suggest that reduce you the hardware acceleration on your computer and check if it helps.

  (a) click Start, click run, type desk.cpl, and then click OK.

  (b) click on the settings tab and then click Advanced.

  (c) in the performance tab or on the Troubleshooting tab, move the Hardware Acceleration all the way to the right ( Full position).

  (d) click OKand then click close.

  (e) If you are prompted to restart your computer, click Yes.

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails then I suggest that you install the updated drivers for the graphics card on the computer by visiting adapter manufacturer's Web site to download and install the drivers, check if it helps.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

  For further assistance, you can post your request in the forums of Windows live.

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=1

• Poor video quality in Skype [Huawei Ascend P1]

  Hey there.

  I tried to share the video with my contact on Skype with Android, but my contacts have indicated that the quality of the video was very bad - as 240 p. I have the setting video quality in Skype my phone. Unit is Full HD phone.

  My Internet on mobile is mobile 2 M / 0. 5. unlimited m. Be better to download to transfer high video on Skype?

  Thank you.

  Hello hpguru, with Skype for Android 4.4, I wanted to say "Skype for Android ' 4.4 or" Skype 4.4 "for Android, just so the version of the app Skype Android OS version 4.2.2 is fully supported by Skype.» Please try our latest application available on the store.

  Thanks for using Skype!

• Poor video quality on M40X

  Toshiba M40x, I've installed quicktime, but the video quality is still poor in best mode. How this can be improved.

  Hello

  And what video you mean? If I watch TV online video is poor but nothing for this.

  Be more specific in your request.

• Poor video quality on DVD created by still

  I use Premiere Pro CS6 for editing of video clips in 1280 x 720. I linked the first sequences to still and created the DVD in Encore. I did not flow sequences Media Encoder first but, rather, leave everything still manage transcoding and compression.

  The first video is superb. The video during preview in Encore looks great. But the quality of the video when it is burned on a DVD is ugly. I think that video on the DVD is only standard definition, but the text is still blurry and images are picky and serrated, more than I expected. Is there something else I should do first or to ensure a higher quality DVD?

  Thank you

  Dan

  In case someone else has the same problem and is reading this post, I'll post my solution:

  I tried pretty much all possible combinations. One that works the best for me was to export the first sequences in Media Encoder format MPEG-2 DVD, and with default values for NTSC progressive screen wide high quality.

  However, what struck me most surprised is that, although the video was not good on my computer, it seemed still quite poor light with my DVD on my HD TV.   However, my equipment (TV and DVD) is about 9 years old.  When I played the DVD on DVD player for my daughter and the HDTV, which they bought last year alone, I've seen a dramatic improvement in quality.  Same DVD, just different equipment. Apparently, on older equipment, algorithms that upscale the SD video on a DVD to play on a HDTV are not as good as they are on the latest equipment. At least that's my opinion on the matter.

  So, if you are having quality issues with your DVD try my settings and don't forget to play on newer equipment.

• Poor video quality once uploaded to youtube.

  So... i save my videos with dxtory, then change them with sequels, and then export with media encoder on the highest settings with h264 mp4. They have clear air on my computer, but when the downloaded YouTube they look terrible! on 480 p, it looks like 240 p. I tried different formats and codecs quicktime, DNxHD ect. but still the same thing. I have also tried different bitrates but still the same thing... I tried to put my video format WebM with vp9 codec, but still the same thing... I tried to solve this problem for months...

  Here is the short clip of my edit

  www.YouTube.com/watch?v=VxGq2aSQxiI

  If you don't stop it on 0:08 you can see the buildings in the back so blurry.

  Here is another clip with no appearance of editing.it better but still really bad

  www.YouTube.com/watch?v=4bbw96PoEzo

  I just don't understand it... many people get much better without any problems! even if they make their videos on bad parameters they look even better than the example of mine.for this video.it looks really, really good even in 480p.and even if there is a lot of movement, it is not blurred

  www.YouTube.com/watch?v=ZIqicCSv5kY

  Also, I realized that if you open the "stats for nerds" box on youtube.i see that youtube has this video encoded with WebM vp9, but if you look at my vacuum it't encoded with video/mp4; codecs = "avc1.4d401f."

  Then. is there a way I can force youtube to encode with vp9 codec? When I downloaded my video with vp9 on format WebM codec, it got still encoded with video/mp4; codecs = "avc1.4d401f"

  
  

  
  

  Please help me.i really want to solve this problem and to start making videos.

  First of all, I must say: I was download YouTube videos for years and not looking bad at all. YouTube tends to be a bit on the aggressive side when they re - encode the videos, and so everything gets compressed and reduced fuzzy blocks to one degree or another. Your first video looks about as good in terms of quality as the latest example that you connected.

  The only advice I can give are:

  • Best entry will give you the best output. Given that YouTube is re-encoding anything you give them, it is best to give the best, you can give. In this way, the quality reduction will be a small as possible. Encoding and upload to achieve a flow that it is possible. Make sure that your output is constantly 1920 x 1080, and that you are not applying any kind of interlacing.
  • Your first video has a lot of small cuts and flashing. It is difficult to compress with a limited flow. Your edit looks cool. Just understand that given the constraints of YouTube, that kind of cuts Super-fast and flashing translates the lesser image quality. A slower trajectory will always give the best quality according to the type of brutal compression YouTube applies. I think you as a Publisher will have to balance these things to get the desired quality.

  in any case, do not let this kind of quality problems to prevent you to upload content; your stuff is fine already. Artist (and all content producers) will never be totally satisfied with your creation, but there is still more time to improve and perfect your art. Good luck to you!

• Matched presets-but poor video quality and audio-PE9

  I posted a few threads like this before, but the problem has not been resolved. I've adapted my film 24 p (Panasonic HDC-TM900) of 1920 x 1080 for correct presets when I start a new project. When I play the clips in the timeline panel, the quality is variable and often poor, but when I stop the video the image normally high quality. Audio sometimes cuts off. I have installed MPEG2 codec, so I don't really know what the problem is. Any help would be appreciated

  You shoot on a digital SLR. You pull an AVCHD cam - and there is no support for 1920 x 1080 AVCHD 24 p in Premiere Elements.

  So, Yes, you should shoot 1920 x 1080 50i if you plan to edit in Premiere Elements - AND use the AVCHD project setting.

• Poor video quality after export

  I used the brightness and contrast and color corrector three way to edit. When I export, I lose almost all of the color quality. I tried QuickTime, H.624, and a number of different Codecs and it always comes out the same. I pushed the rate all the way upward as well. I don't know what else to do

  I discovered that the problem was the monitor settings when you switch from laptop to monitor

• Windows 7 incompatibility with Pentium D processor

  I bought an officially Microsoft re-furnished Dell OptiPlex running a Pentium D 3.40 GHz 3.39 GHz. I think it dates from 2007 and was originally spec'd with Windows XP. It was delivered with a BONE authorized Windows 7 64-bit, which works fine, but with a big problem - the Microsoft Games (card games - Solitaire etc) won't play - they throw just an error screen "..." cannot load the executable...) and then stop. Is it a hardware problem which is not solved? Or is there a solution?

  I bought an officially Microsoft re-furnished Dell OptiPlex running a Pentium D 3.40 GHz 3.39 GHz. I think it dates from 2007 and was originally spec'd with Windows XP. It was delivered with a BONE authorized Windows 7 64-bit, which works fine, but with a big problem - the Microsoft Games (card games - Solitaire etc) won't play - they throw just an error screen "..." cannot load the executable...) and then stop. Is it a hardware problem which is not solved? Or is there a solution?

  Looking at this thread, it's probably an OptiPlex GX520 or GX620, use these drivers:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/driver-sets/OptiPlex-desktops/

  Ensure that Windows 7 is installed clean.

• Windows 8 comes with a spreadshet and word processing program?

  Windows 8 comes with a word processor and spreadsheet?

  Hi Betty,.
  
  Welcome to the Microsoft community where you can find all the answers related to windows.
  
  Windows 8 is available in different editions and each has different characteristics. Microsoft office package that contains Microsoft Word and Microsoft excel comes pre-installed with Windows RT only. Although the Microsoft Office pack is not preinstalled in Windows 8 and Windows 8 pro, you can purchase Microsoft office separately and use it. You can buy Microsoft Office here:
   
  
  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/offer/
   
  You can also find detailed information about the editions of Windows and features here:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/compare
   
   
  I hope this helps. If you have additional questions about Windows, feel free to get back to us and we would be happy to help you.

• How to get rid of video quality poor/pixelated in windows 7 Professional?

  I recently installed windows 7 Professional and I'm having a good time with it, but a big problem I'm having is with video. I tried several videos (avi files mainly) through windows media, vlc, kmplayer player, but I'm getting pretty bad results of each player. I originally had windows xp, but when I installed 7, there was a noticeable difference in video quality. The difference is, when I maximize my videos, there is a minor pixelation in quality and I watch a movie in a smaller image size to get the same quality as if it was twice as big (twice as big would have better quality on windows xp/vista).

  I have a decent system
  -AMD 3500 2.2 ghz
  -2 GB of ram
  -32-bit, Windows 7 Professional
  -Nvidia GeForce 8600 GT

  I also have the codec nvidia so that shouldn't be a problem.

  Is it possible to fix this 'pixelation' or 'bad' video quality?

  Any help is appreciated.

  We will try to watch a video after a clean boot to see if a 3rd party application or codec interferes with WMP.  Click HERE for the clean boot procedure, it is the same procedure, as it was in Vista, so do not be alarmed.  Once you have dΘmarrΘ clean, test it with WMP and let us know the result.

  See you soon

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• Problem with Windows 8 a few keyboard keys work the video quality on Skype has reduced

  Hello
  Recently I installed windows 8 pro in my PC on windows 7, so far I have liked it, but I'll have a few flaws. Please help me solve.

  1.
  All keys of the keyboard work correctly except '@' key exchanged with the key "" " . and HASH does not instead showing "£" this.

  2. after installation of my video quality has become less visible on Skype or when I try to take a picture of my webcam I cannot see the picture which wasn't so much while using windows 7. Without doubt, I need to install something that I don't know.

  Help, please.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Keyboard problem:
  If you are in the United Kingdom, your keyboard type is set in the United States , instead of the United Kingdom.
  Some of the symbols in your keyboard are reversed.
  I had the same problem but I fixed it.
  Reach:
  Control Panel > region
  On the Formats tab, change the Format English (United States)
  On the location tab, change home Location for United States.
  
  
  I can't help you with the rest.

• Why media player video quality suffers in windowed mode?

  Hello

  I made a video with CamStudio. I'm trying to minimize the size of the file, so it is not too demanding on the bandwidth, or does not make a too large download. But because I am doing a demo of website, I need to keep nice and sharp text for readability.

  To this end, I've changed my screen resolution down to the native 1600 x 1200 at 1280 x 720, it's the ideal resolution for the site, changed the capture of CamStudio affecting "full screen" and created my video.

  The problem arises when I reset to 1600 x 1200 and try to play the video in Media Player: if I switch to full screen, the video is great - sharpness. If I change to windowed mode * even if I increase the window to be almost full screen * (which is much larger than 1280 x 720) then the text of the video is showing signs of having been resized.

  Now, I'm sure that isn't a problem with Media Player, CamStudio, but can I do for video replays in the same size and quality in windowed mode and full screen?

  (The only possible problem CamStudio is the avi file properties show the screen size to 1600 x 1200, even if it was recorded when the wreck was created in 1280 x 720) Maybe it's confuzzling Media Player?)

  Any help would be appreciated! Soon :)

  Hello

  The problem occurs only with the videos created using Camstudio?

  Set the resolution of 1600 x 1200 and then save the video. Check if the problem occurs again.

  You can also post your query on Camstudio forums to get help.
  http://CamStudio.org/forum/