how come i always get a green screen when i want to watch a video?how can i get rid of it?
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You probably need to update the program you are viewing your video files on. If you are using windows media player click on the help tab and then search for updates. Run the update and the screen should go back to normal.\nGood luck
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On This Page\n SYMPTOMS \n CAUSE \n WORKAROUND \n   The hardware acceleration setting of the display device is too high \n   The required codec is missing or damaged \n   Conflicting third-party video software is installed \n   Reduce Video Acceleration for Microsoft Windows Media Player 9.0 \n   Reduce Video Acceleration for Microsoft Windows Media Player 10.0 \n MORE INFORMATION \n APPLIES TO \n\nSYMPTOMS
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what is your video model and manufacture ?\ngo to the manufacture’s web site and search for this error message. If that would not help- try to search Yahoo! Search with those parameters. I’m sure you will find the answer
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You need a new monitor. Plus that is a fire hazard if it has a short in it. \nIf you have set your resolution settings and it didn't work, did you try setting the specs on the monitor itself.\nFind a different monitor and see if you still have the problem, if you do, its beyond your monitor.\nHowever like  i said before replace it before it burns your house down.
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Change the primary display to the TV screen. \n\nThis happens because the computer (for some reason) can only stream the video to one output. Happens with online windows media player and a projector connected to a laptop.
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Good one...\nIt is possible that your defrag has corrupted the color management profile file that your video card is using to calibrate the monitor. \n\nRun the Display control in the control panel.\n\nCheck:\n\nDisplay Properties->\nSettings->\nAdvanced->\nColor Management \n\nand see if you have a calibration file listed in the list box. If so, remove it and see if that corrects the problem and if so, re-install a fresh copy, otherwise re-install your video driver.\n\nIt is possible that this is just a fluke, and the defrag has nothing to do with it and your monitor is failing.... easy to check by using anothers monitor. Also, your video card may be failing, again easy to check, have someone else try your monitor.
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Sounds like youre not waiting for the video to load and the buffer doesnt catch up with the playing. Try waiting for the page to load before playing a video.
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Hi, try installing a codec pack... This is usually the issue. The link below is a complete set of codecs with out any spyware.\n\nhope that helps
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If your using windows xp, uninstall the video driver. \nwhen the system reboots, it will reinstall the vid driver, tell you that it needs to reboot for the newly installed driver and when you come back up, the resolution should be set automatically
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2D (i.e. video playback) and 3D use different processes to decode the video.  First step is to \n1. Try a different video player with a updated codec pack\n2. Try the newest version of your video driver.\n3. Check your bios settings for the video-card.\n4. Check to make sure its not the video-card itself by borrowing a friends to test out\n\nThings I would already rule out:\n1. overheating, if it was a issue it would freeze during 3D gaming.\n2. the motherboard and memory, (same as above, lock-ups should effect the 3D as well)\n3. Power supply (same as above)
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If u have all the right codecs it could be   that your video player is broken....try using another player like mplayer..u can get it from http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html  if  that doesn't work,maybe your video card is broken,and you should replace it...but sometimes,it just that Windows it's working badly  a nd  you need   to reinstall it
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According to me, Problem most likly with Your graphic card. you can download latest graphic card driver from manufacturer website.\nalso you can try to play videos in other softwares like jet-audio, power dvd. if problem present, then problem with Graphic Driver or Hard disk(if you are playing from Hard Disk)
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u must have spyware or virus on your computer=]\ninstall and antivirus or antispyware\n\nor\n\nyou might have a problem with your monitor..=p
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No. definitely not normal. Your cable attached to your pc is maybe loose. Or if it's attached to AGP card, The card is not seated properly. Or try reinstalling the viewsonic drivers.
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try changing your refresh rate to stop that, sounds like you have the monitor plugged into a power strip so its not saving the settings
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looks like your machine doesn;t have space to run video, even when you wath the video it makes a temparay files in your system, so first you make space some space in your system and then try to see the videos. \nGoto\nTool<Options>General>\nDelete cookies\nDelete files\nClear history\n\nmove all your peronal data(songs,docs,games..) to non windows partition.
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Try to find out what the Codec is. Sometimes the video maybe a dummy without a header code, thus being generally unplayable by any computer.\n\nI suggest if you know anything about PC programming, get a HEX editor and check the header code for the Codec format. That takes a lot of work and I only suggest it if you have no other option. P2P programs like Limewire are becoming increasingly less helpful now that the media bigwigs are cramping down on us.