2008-07-16, 12:37 AM
[COLOR="Indigo"]I think Yuri and the others who mentioned this likely being a hardware issue are correct.
On my older computer, I can play some .mkv files just fine, while others exhibit what you mentioned--frames being skipped, overall choppy playback--yet the same file on a newer machine (main difference: faster processor) played far more smoothly.
Shut down unnecessary programs while watching your .mkv files--rebooting your computer is probably a good idea too as that may help. Depending on how much RAM you currently have, adding more might help a bit, as well.
~Lyssa[/COLOR]
On my older computer, I can play some .mkv files just fine, while others exhibit what you mentioned--frames being skipped, overall choppy playback--yet the same file on a newer machine (main difference: faster processor) played far more smoothly.
Shut down unnecessary programs while watching your .mkv files--rebooting your computer is probably a good idea too as that may help. Depending on how much RAM you currently have, adding more might help a bit, as well.
~Lyssa[/COLOR]