3 IMAGES WITH CERTAIN VIDEO FILES. ANY HELP???

[ckeshava]

HI FRIENDS

I USE BS PLAYER TO VIEW DVD AND XVID MOVIES BUT CERTIAN FILES APPEAR WITH 3 IMAGES ON A NORMAL SCREEN WITH SMUDGED COLOUR CONTRAST. TRIED FFD SHOW AND KLITE WITH NO USE
SO PLEASE CAN ANY ONE SUGGEST ALTERNATIVES.
I NEED HELP IN RESOLVING THIS ISSUE

PLEASE SEND REPLY


CKESHAVA@HOTMAIL.COM

[Tizio]

3 images? What do you mean with 3 images, overlapped one on each other, as with bad syncing analog TVs?
Have you tried to change rendering mode with those files (CTRL+P -> Video -> Video rendering -> Rendering mode)?

Does those files play normally with other players?

[ckeshava]

Hi
thanks for the reply.
3 images I mean like it one next to the other in a full screen overlapping at the margins on a regualar computer screnn.

Our system has WIN 2000 and BS player but the same file plays well on our laptop with XP and VLC media player.
No idea what to do/.

WIll keep you posted regarding the ctrl +P option

ThaNK YOU

CKESHAVA

Originally Posted by Tizio

3 images? What do you mean with 3 images, overlapped one on each other, as with bad syncing analog TVs?
Have you tried to change rendering mode with those files (CTRL+P -> Video -> Video rendering -> Rendering mode)?

Does those files play normally with other players?

[ckeshava]

Thank you for your advice

I tried ctrl + P and video rendering and it said it is switching back to RGB mode . Following this image appearence has corrected but the it is slow, aappearrs like it is moving frame wise

and the audio precedes the video by quite a few minutes.
Is there a problem there ? What would be the solution for this?

This audio ahead of video is not a new problem. It keep happening with wuite a few files.


Thank you once again for you help,

ckeshava

[Tizio]

The audio out of sync problem it's probably due to you low PC specs, to solve this you can try to use different rendering modes (RGB is one of the slowest I think, maybe try to switch back to Default rendering mode, or ttry also the others), or change the video decoder (you can see which codec is used to decode your video by right-clicking on BSplayer control window and then selecting Options -> Filters -> Advanced)

Maybe try to install FFDShow or XviD decoders, but I don't want you to mess too much with your system if you don't really know what to do (at least not now that I can't provide you more info since I have not much time)

As an alternative, you can try to add/reduce a delay to the audio stream (SHIFT+CTRL+LEFT_ARROW to decrease the audio delay, and SHIFT+CTRL+RIGHT_ARROW to increase the audio delay)

[adicoto]

Swich to RGB mode it's due to videocard. Can you post here wich video card you have ?