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Calca · 2007-09-13, 17:09

My main drive got corrupted and unfortunately its where I kept most of my codecs.

I used CoreAVC and CCCP before this all happened and I could play back pretty much anything fine.

However, I reinstalled both programs but I am getting trouble playing a high quality episode of Hayate no Gotoku. It plays back very slowly and it seems liek the CoreAVC isn't helping at all. I am trying to figure out if I am missing a codec which will help the playback run smoother

Potatochobit · 2007-09-13, 17:36

re install CCCP and use media player classic, see if that fixes it. Did this file play on your computer before, or is it a new download? make sure you have closed other programs and watch your processes in the windows task manager when u try again.

martino · 2007-09-13, 18:47

What are your computer's specs?

***GHDpro*** · 2007-09-13, 23:34

Also make sure CoreAVC is being used for h264 files instead of ffdshow -- you can disable h264 support in ffdshow by going to the "ffdshow video configuration" in the CCCP start menu (Start -> Programs -> Combined Community Codec Pack).

Then reinstall CoreAVC again to make sure it is set as h264 decoder.

tritoch · 2007-09-14, 01:40

Sometimes CoreAVC just can't help you.

When your computer is slow, its prolly ram, the hard drive or the processor. If you used a low rpm as your OS hard drive, it will turn out sluggish no matter how fast your processor and that 2gb ram will theoretically give you.

Mine is like that right now, my old laptop's main drive died on me and i had to put in a 2400 rpm hd and now it really feels effing slow eventhough I have the same specs for everything else except the replacement hd.

Whenever I try to write something on that drive, the screen lags as if it is overloading in its workload. Same goes whenever I copy/cut stuff from that hd to another although not as severe as writing to that hd itself.

Calca · 2007-09-14, 15:07

It fixed.

I uninstalled my CCCP that I had reinstalled and then reinstalled it again. Afterwards, I reinstalled CoreAVC and restarted my comp.

Maybe some of the files that could only be taken out after a restart we lagging it down.

Now another problem I have is my framerate in my WoW sucks compared to before when it was fine.

2007-09-13, 17:09	Link #1
Calca Expressionless Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Walking on the path known as life	Hard drive crashed, need help My main drive got corrupted and unfortunately its where I kept most of my codecs. I used CoreAVC and CCCP before this all happened and I could play back pretty much anything fine. However, I reinstalled both programs but I am getting trouble playing a high quality episode of Hayate no Gotoku. It plays back very slowly and it seems liek the CoreAVC isn't helping at all. I am trying to figure out if I am missing a codec which will help the playback run smoother

2007-09-13, 18:47	Link #3
martino makes no files now Join Date: May 2006	What are your computer's specs? __________________ "Light and shadow don't battle each other, because they're two sides of the same coin"

2007-09-13, 17:36	Link #2
Potatochobit Certified Organic Join Date: Dec 2005	re install CCCP and use media player classic, see if that fixes it. Did this file play on your computer before, or is it a new download? make sure you have closed other programs and watch your processes in the windows task manager when u try again.

2007-09-13, 23:34	Link #4
*GHDpro* Administrator Administrator Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Netherlands Age: 45	Also make sure CoreAVC is being used for h264 files instead of ffdshow -- you can disable h264 support in ffdshow by going to the "ffdshow video configuration" in the CCCP start menu (Start -> Programs -> Combined Community Codec Pack). Then reinstall CoreAVC again to make sure it is set as h264 decoder.

2007-09-14, 01:40	Link #5
tritoch 神 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chi-town	Sometimes CoreAVC just can't help you. When your computer is slow, its prolly ram, the hard drive or the processor. If you used a low rpm as your OS hard drive, it will turn out sluggish no matter how fast your processor and that 2gb ram will theoretically give you. Mine is like that right now, my old laptop's main drive died on me and i had to put in a 2400 rpm hd and now it really feels effing slow eventhough I have the same specs for everything else except the replacement hd. Whenever I try to write something on that drive, the screen lags as if it is overloading in its workload. Same goes whenever I copy/cut stuff from that hd to another although not as severe as writing to that hd itself.

2007-09-14, 15:07	Link #6
Calca Expressionless Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Walking on the path known as life	It fixed. I uninstalled my CCCP that I had reinstalled and then reinstalled it again. Afterwards, I reinstalled CoreAVC and restarted my comp. Maybe some of the files that could only be taken out after a restart we lagging it down. Now another problem I have is my framerate in my WoW sucks compared to before when it was fine.