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hiiii. Welcome to all.thanks to all in advance
ISSUE:SOUND AND VIDEO LAGS SOMETIMES
TRIED REMEDIES:
1.INSTALLED
microcode.ctl
Intel IA32/IA64 CPU Microcode Utility
2.CHANGED FLASH PLAYER
3.CHANGED CPU FREQUENCY SCALING
PC SPECS
PROCESSOR:CORE2DUO T660
RAM:3GB DDR3
GRAPHICS CARD:INTEL MOBILE SERIES 4
(DONT LAUGH)
OTHER DETAILS:
i am earlier user of Ubuntu 10.10
no problems of these kind.
CURRENT OS:LINUX MINT JULIA
Probably being dense, but not clear to me what problem is: You mean when watching on flash player the sound and the video are out of sync; so that for instance the lips would move before the sound came? If using a KDE or whatever, go to the sound control centre type thing and fiddle for your life.
Probably being dense, but not clear to me what problem is: You mean when watching on flash player the sound and the video are out of sync; so that for instance the lips would move before the sound came? If using a KDE or whatever, go to the sound control centre type thing and fiddle for your life.
no flash ,has nothing to do as i have updated the flash player and i meant that sound and video both have problems like"you play a song and song skips some micro-seconds and then wait for some micro-seconds."
NOTE:This problem occurs but not all time. Every-time i play video-music this happens but if you wait for some time then it will be normal playback.
2) Does this happen through apps other than flash player, so that we can eliminate flash player as the main cause. For example does it happen with mplayer ?
3) It may have something to do with your filesystem and I/O scheduler, which ones are you using ? Try closing all other programs except the media program and see if it still happens. If it does not, change I/O scheduler or filesystem, or maybe try renicing the media player to higher priority.
2) Does this happen through apps other than flash player, so that we can eliminate flash player as the main cause. For example does it happen with mplayer ?
3) It may have something to do with your filesystem and I/O scheduler, which ones are you using ? Try closing all other programs except the media program and see if it still happens. If it does not, change I/O scheduler or filesystem, or maybe try renicing the media player to higher priority.
but the problem just dosnt arises in linux ubuntu but in linux mint. Flash has nothing to do because problem arises also while playing .avi formats
i am not able to understand what is i/o
Last edited by sachinsharma; 01-19-2011 at 06:51 AM.
yes ,hmmm like video used to stutter in linux mint but not in ubuntu,without any reason.
also mouse becomes un-responsive.I then have to press numlock many times to get it working right
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