alvy07
16th August 2007, 16:10
I didnt know where else to post this....
Basically its a simple question....I've got some NBA (old school, Michael Jordan era) games on the computer and i want to burn them to a cd or dvd (each game is in 2 parts, all of em under 700mb so fitable on a cd) but the problem is when i watch them on Windows Media Player the games lag. I use VLC and when there's alot of running etc on the screen VLC does it fine no lag or nothing, but when playing on Windows Media Player and theres alot of running etc there's a bit of lag (and hard sometimes to make out who's running etc). I use TMPGenc 4.0 to convert the AVI to DVD but the problem is what i see on Windows Media Player is what i see on the TV and it really bugs me, because it doesnt happen when i play it on VLC..
Any suggestions? or answers as to why?
If you guys need to know anything about the file just ask and i'll post it.
NOTE: I grouped them using VirtualDUB then used TMPGenc to convert and burn to a dvd
Basically its a simple question....I've got some NBA (old school, Michael Jordan era) games on the computer and i want to burn them to a cd or dvd (each game is in 2 parts, all of em under 700mb so fitable on a cd) but the problem is when i watch them on Windows Media Player the games lag. I use VLC and when there's alot of running etc on the screen VLC does it fine no lag or nothing, but when playing on Windows Media Player and theres alot of running etc there's a bit of lag (and hard sometimes to make out who's running etc). I use TMPGenc 4.0 to convert the AVI to DVD but the problem is what i see on Windows Media Player is what i see on the TV and it really bugs me, because it doesnt happen when i play it on VLC..
Any suggestions? or answers as to why?
If you guys need to know anything about the file just ask and i'll post it.
NOTE: I grouped them using VirtualDUB then used TMPGenc to convert and burn to a dvd