maybe it's just me, but the sound gets out of sync within moments, and keep
getting worse, in various media players. can someone re-post?
getting worse, in various media players. can someone re-post?
Desperate Housewives S03E14 HDTV XViD-NoTV
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Posted at 12/02/2007, 00:17
xp in combination with nero, creative mediasource and wmp.
am i the only one experiencing this?
am i the only one experiencing this?
Posted at 12/02/2007, 01:04
amazes me that people still watch eps on a computer but anyways, try playing
with vlc.. 🙂
with vlc.. 🙂
Posted at 12/02/2007, 01:12
ok, i just downloaded a torrent by the exact same name, but different tracker,
from vtv. that one plays perfectly.
from vtv. that one plays perfectly.
Posted at 12/02/2007, 01:13
yeah, i need to get vlc again, for some reason i never reinstalled after the
last time i wiped my laptop.
last time i wiped my laptop.
Posted at 12/02/2007, 03:35
familyguy,
you seem an expert. so sorry to ask may be for the hundredth time, but what
are the better ways of watching eps?
i am referring both to 350 megs and eventually to 1100 x264 rips.
i ask coz at the moment, simple minded as i am, i watch on my laptop with
ffdshow...
thanks in advance
phil
you seem an expert. so sorry to ask may be for the hundredth time, but what
are the better ways of watching eps?
i am referring both to 350 megs and eventually to 1100 x264 rips.
i ask coz at the moment, simple minded as i am, i watch on my laptop with
ffdshow...
thanks in advance
phil
Posted at 12/02/2007, 04:13
i used to watch on the the computer too but better to watch on ya tv, i do so
thru a stand alone dvd player that supports divx. you can pick them up pretty
cheap these days 🙂 dont think youre simple minded tho 🙂
thru a stand alone dvd player that supports divx. you can pick them up pretty
cheap these days 🙂 dont think youre simple minded tho 🙂
Posted at 12/02/2007, 04:37
i have an old one actually, so i'd have to buy a new one with divx support..
is it worth it though, i mean it won't be able to decode x264 right?
i have a hd tv of course.
do you know if a hddvd player will do the job? i burn a dvd with 4 eps in
x264, and watch it in glorious hd on the tv..
in that case, i'd rather go for that..
is it worth it though, i mean it won't be able to decode x264 right?
i have a hd tv of course.
do you know if a hddvd player will do the job? i burn a dvd with 4 eps in
x264, and watch it in glorious hd on the tv..
in that case, i'd rather go for that..
Posted at 12/02/2007, 05:15
use an xbox with xbox media centre and stream it directly from your pc, no
burning required. i have a dvd player that plays divx and xbox and xbox is by
far the best way. hddvd will not do the job yet (as far as i know).
burning required. i have a dvd player that plays divx and xbox and xbox is by
far the best way. hddvd will not do the job yet (as far as i know).
Posted at 12/02/2007, 06:23
you can always just svideo from your laptop's video card to your 62" lcd :-d
Posted at 12/02/2007, 07:49
greetings form switzerland (yup!).
i use a hard drive that is connected to the t.v.
cheap, usefull (you can use it as an external drive). great stuff!
i use a hard drive that is connected to the t.v.
cheap, usefull (you can use it as an external drive). great stuff!
Posted at 12/02/2007, 13:31
mac-bain...how exactly do you do that??does it need a special connector or what
exactly is the setup?and how cheap are we talking about?
exactly is the setup?and how cheap are we talking about?
Posted at 12/02/2007, 14:21
the way i watch is i have a video sender hooked up to my video card/sound card,
push that to the receiver over 5.8ghz and watch on the tv. the input/output is
all rca analog but it sure beats not watching the shows at all.
the video send setup was about $130 and well worth it.
the laptop to hdtv via db15 cable is also an option but the sender is easier
now that it is already in place.
oh and thx for the up, my wife loves this show.
push that to the receiver over 5.8ghz and watch on the tv. the input/output is
all rca analog but it sure beats not watching the shows at all.
the video send setup was about $130 and well worth it.
the laptop to hdtv via db15 cable is also an option but the sender is easier
now that it is already in place.
oh and thx for the up, my wife loves this show.
