Ok no help with tecky question, thanks anyway

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  1. Gue

    Guest Guest

    :)
     
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    Soz fella

    Not heard of owt like that happening (dunno) </p>

    What are you playing the film with? Windows Media Player or summat else?</p>
     
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    that normally happens to me if you flick to something that uses a lot of computing power ie. a film. Normally goes away if you give it a minute or minimize and come back in again.

    not exactly the most tecky of answers but that's what happens for me.
     
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  4. Gue

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    RE: Soz fella

    channelchooser, in its own player
     
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  5. Gue

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    CPU usage only 12/14 % nt
     
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    If you have only just started with this you have done very well, mine has done it since i can remember and has little to do with processsor but memory and video memory.

    When you switch between the video/tv/dvd and a n other process the windows interface doesn't refresh as quickly, i tend to take the dvd down to minimize and then restore and all comes back.

    Must have been built right that system of yours................. LOL
     
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