Windows Media Player audio fault. - parts don't sound for 30 seconds then no sound

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  While watching the Pineapple Express, I thought WTF I'll take another closer look at this, and while they were smashimg their cell phones so that they could not be found by triangulation, (don't ask - u just I have to watch - stoner movie )...

  in any case, I looked under tools options in WMP.  I unchecked the option on the performance tab "use video smoothing"-the video as reloaded and bingo! everything in harmony!

  BTW, I checked my another PC running Vista 32 bit and the option ' use video smoothing ' also exists and it is checked if this seems to be a problem with WMP works on Vista 64 bit or running desktop Touchsmart of WMP... In case I am much happier now...

• Windows Media Player-audio and video freezes during playback

  FREEZE AUDIO AND VIDEO IN WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER OR VLC MEDIA PLAYER

  FREEZE AUDIO AND VIDEO IN WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER OR VLC MEDIA PLAYER WHILE THAT WATCHING VIDEOS.  WHEN THE IMAGE AND THE SOUND HANGS, THERE IS A DULL NOISE.  THIS FREEZING HAPPENS ON EVERY MINUTE OR SO.  THAT HE IS PAST JUST STARTED ABOUT 3 DAYS AGO.  BEFORE THAT ALL WAS WELL WITH THE PC AND WATCH VIDEOS.  I RUN A FULL WITH MICROSOFT ESSENTIALS SCAN AND SAYS THAT SOME THREATS NOT FOUND.  I REBOOTED, DEFRAGGED, REMOVED THE POWER CORDS, ETC. WITHOUT SOLUTION.

  PLEASE ME TELL HOW I CAN STOP THIS PROBLEM?

  FREEZE AUDIO AND VIDEO IN WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER OR VLC MEDIA PLAYER WHILE THAT WATCHING VIDEOS.  WHEN THE IMAGE AND THE SOUND HANGS, THERE IS A DULL NOISE.  THIS FREEZING HAPPENS ON EVERY MINUTE OR SO.  THAT HE IS PAST JUST STARTED ABOUT 3 DAYS AGO.  BEFORE THAT ALL WAS WELL WITH THE PC AND WATCH VIDEOS.  I RUN A FULL WITH MICROSOFT ESSENTIALS SCAN AND SAYS THAT SOME THREATS NOT FOUND.  I REBOOTED, DEFRAGGED, REMOVED THE POWER CORDS, ETC. WITHOUT SOLUTION.

  PLEASE ME TELL HOW I CAN STOP THIS PROBLEM?

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  It might be worth a try to do a system restore in time before the beginning of the question.

  (306084) how to restore Windows XP to a previous state
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=306084

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• Windows media player audio fades in and out, how can I solve this

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  Hello thunderstone1,

  ·         Since when are you facing this problem?

  ·         Have you made any recent hardware or software on your computer changes?

  I suggest that you run the Fix - it who will diagnose and repair problems with the noise and Acoustics:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-in-Windows-Media-Player

  You can also read the article that talks about solving Audio problems with Media Player:

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