Codec for MP4

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Video runs slower than audio when i play a MP4 file (355MB).
I am using SP3 with nvidia Geforce2 MX/MX 400 display card. 384MB Ram and
Celeron 766 MHZ.
K-lite codec pack is also installed.
 
Farhan said:
Video runs slower than audio when i play a MP4 file (355MB).
I am using SP3 with nvidia Geforce2 MX/MX 400 display card. 384MB Ram and
Celeron 766 MHZ.
K-lite codec pack is also installed.

Farhan
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Great. And your question was? If it is about video and audio, then it would
be an excellent idea to state what video/audio player you use.
 
I have tried windows media player, BS player, media player classic too but
my regular is jet audio.
 
question, as mentioned, is video runs slower than audio. they should run at
equal speed togather.
 
question, as mentioned, is video runs slower than audio. they should run at
equal speed togather.
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If the video and audio is playing, although they are slow, then you
true problem is with the amount of RAM and video card used. The codec
is work but the PC has limited 384MB of RAM, which is extremely small
to use for XP. Also, a Geforce 3 MX video card is quite old and might
have small amount of memory on it.
 
Farhan said:
question, as mentioned, is video runs slower than audio. they should run at
equal speed togather.
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I hate to be pedantic but this is still not a question. In the English
language most questions start with a word that begins with "W" and they end
on a question mark, e.g.
Why is my video running so slowly?
What could cause this?
What can I do about it?
When will Microsoft issue a faster media player?

Fortunately "smlunatick" guessed what you wanted to ask and gave you an
answer that might resolve your problem. We can't be sure.
 
Video runs slower than audio when i play a MP4 file (355MB).
I am using SP3 with nvidia Geforce2 MX/MX 400 display card. 384MB Ram and
Celeron 766 MHZ.
K-lite codec pack is also installed.
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If you're saying the audio and video aren't synchronized, the problem
could be in the mp4 file itself.
 
I hate to be pedantic but this is still not a question. In the English
language most questions start with a word that begins with "W" and they end
on a question mark, e.g.
Why is my video running so slowly?
What could cause this?
What can I do about it?
When will Microsoft issue a faster media player?

Fortunately "smlunatick" guessed what you wanted to ask and gave you an
answer that might resolve your problem. We can't be sure.
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I did not completely give a solution. I will now:

386MB of RAM -- Add more more RAM. This might not be enough RAM to
play the MP4s, when other processes are also running in "background."

GeForce 2 MX -- Extremely old model of an nVidia video card. Usually
with limited video card memory. Replacing the video card might help.

Celeron 766 MHZ -- A slow processor.
 
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