t1i help with choppy video

colemck · 18th of February 2010 (Thu)

I currently have windows xp with media player version 11. The series 9 media player is no longer avail for download for xp. Audio is fine, but the media player can't play all the frames and it keeps "skipping". Can someone help me with this. I don't what to do and I would like to make sure I haven't just been dumping video clips onto a computer that will never be able to play them. Thanks for the imput.

karfeef · 18th of February 2010 (Thu)

I tried vlc player (free), and it seemed to resolve choppy playback, but editing the files is still a pain - i believe they benefit greatly from converting to another file type for editing (at least in windows)

denhamcla · 18th of February 2010 (Thu)

Download the VLC player. Then you'll need to tweak it in the preferences menu. I had the same issue with me 7D.

Here's the info.

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...34&postcount=5

e.omega · 18th of February 2010 (Thu)

I playback my clips with quicktime and they play with no hiccups. Also make sure you transfer the clips to your pc before playback. Most times it choppy when you play straight from the SD card

colemck · 18th of February 2010 (Thu)

what version of vlc do I download? it has random mirror, auto extract , zip, etc.

18th of February 2010 (Thu)	#1
colemck Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 10	t1i help with choppy video I currently have windows xp with media player version 11. The series 9 media player is no longer avail for download for xp. Audio is fine, but the media player can't play all the frames and it keeps "skipping". Can someone help me with this. I don't what to do and I would like to make sure I haven't just been dumping video clips onto a computer that will never be able to play them. Thanks for the imput.

18th of February 2010 (Thu)	#2
karfeef Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Liverpool Posts: 331 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: t1i help with choppy video I tried vlc player (free), and it seemed to resolve choppy playback, but editing the files is still a pain - i believe they benefit greatly from converting to another file type for editing (at least in windows) __________________ Canon 500d \| Canon 28-135mm IS USM \| Canon 50mm 1.4 \| Canon 18-55 IS Kit \| 2x Canon 430ex

18th of February 2010 (Thu)	#3
denhamcla Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 69	Re: t1i help with choppy video Download the VLC player. Then you'll need to tweak it in the preferences menu. I had the same issue with me 7D. Here's the info. http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...34&postcount=5 __________________ 5D mk2, Canon 28 1.8, Canon "nifty fifty", Canon 85 1.8, 430 EXII and other accessories.

18th of February 2010 (Thu)	#4
e.omega Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Houston,Texas Posts: 485	Re: t1i help with choppy video I playback my clips with quicktime and they play with no hiccups. Also make sure you transfer the clips to your pc before playback. Most times it choppy when you play straight from the SD card __________________ T2i \| 30 f/1.4\| 18-55 IS\| 430EX II \|

18th of February 2010 (Thu)	#5
colemck Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 10	Re: t1i help with choppy video what version of vlc do I download? it has random mirror, auto extract , zip, etc.

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