When i want to see a video on my computer it comes out green what do i do so it don't do that ?
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Just install this codec pack \nsf.net/projects/ffdshow\n\nthen you can see any encoded media with other players like mediaplayer then when you play your movie with media player you can see 2 new icon in your tray bar the first one is video setting on movie you can use it to change many things and dozens of option the second one is sound setting then go to volume and doubleclick and make volume to much louder than winodows orginal volume
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There are some free tools that will do this, I have never used any so I don't have any suggestions, but you can find the tools at http://www.videohelp.com click on the tools link at the top of the page.
499119
music works but video dosnt show up on mine
178521
make sure your video card is connected securely to the rgb cable. it could be that your video card is bad.
868920
Well, if the video cable is actually attached properly...\n\nFirst, reseat the video card to make sure that's not the problem.  If that doesn't work, then try clearing the CMOS (sometimes a jumper, sometimes you just take the battery out for a few seconds).  Sometimes after a PC has been sitting awhile the stored BIOS settings get currupted, so you have to clear the CMOS to solve it.  And if that doesn't do it, I dunno.  Good luck.
771766
have you reformatted your computer recently. its it is probable that your video drivers are not installed or installed properly. you might have to update your drivers.
312985
I guess you are using a computer and not a video player. You should be able to see the video using \n- Realplayer\n- Windows Media Player\n- Winamp\netc.\n\nThis is assuming that you are a windows user. For linux, I recommend\n- mplayer\n- xine
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1. It could be in Hybernate: try to turn off all power and restart the whole thing from the no-power stage.\n\n2. graphic-card / video setting: \n2.1 there's nothing much you can do if you cant see it but i suggest to turn it all off from the no-power stage and press <del> to go to your BIOS setting. Check if you can mannually overide the settings to a lower mode. If so, try restarting again.\n2.2 from the background, the laptop is starting up with windows but u cant see anything coz the video just might have been toggled with. try pressing <F8> by the time you boot it up, chances are u might be lucky enough to go on safe mode and u can level your video setting to a lower degree.\n\n3. if 1 and 2 doesn't work - i damn hope you have backed up you files coz you have to bring it to a DELL shop\n\nHope I helped you out- coz i had that prob once and # 2 did the trick for me
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Hav u tried opening video files with other players? Like mayb winamp or real player?\nHow about when u try to run some computer game? Does the game run without any glitches?\nIf u experience any problem using these applications, u might want to troubleshoot ur graphics card. If this isnt xactly ur cup of cake then i suggest u take ur system back to whr u bought it from and ask them to repair or replace it for u.\nAs u said that it was new, u probably still are in the warranty period so u wont hav to pay anything.\nHope this helps
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could be one of two things:\n\n- software problems: fix this first\ncheck for driver updates for both your video (graphics) card and your monitor. install the updates. if there aren't any updates then reinstall the lastest version of the drivers for both.\n\n- hardware problem\neither the monitor or the video card is busted. whichever one has a prob, it will stop working completely eventually. you're looking at repair or replace as your options here.\n\n\na 3rd, but less likely, culprit is the actual video settings. someone may have changed those by mistake so that the colours looked all messed up.
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Our reception did that on our monitor.  We figured out it was the video card.  The easiest way to find out if that is the problem is to connect another monitor (perhaps a friend's) to your computer.  If it looks the same, then you know it is the card.
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You need to check your video card...you may not have OpenGL support on it. (anything integrated is not likely going to have it unless the machine was built to run Windows XP Media center on it)
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Well it depends of what kind of computer you have!!\n\nWINDOWS:\n\nStart-->Settings-->Control Panel-->Firewalls\n\nIf it says ON IN GREEN, then you are protected, if not it will show up as a RED OFF\n\nEnjoy
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Have you tried watching it in a different media player?  Depending on the file type, some players are better than others.  \n\nIt also sounds like a resource issue. I don't know how much memory your pc has, but try closing down any background (resource-hungry) applications.
129056
this has happened to me before. I suggest you return the webcam to the store if possible and get a different kind. that fixed my problem
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download Total Video Converter at download.com. You will be able to convert it to whatever kind of file you want. WARNING: it is only a trial version\n\nAND IT WORKS GREAT!
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Swap monitors. If he gets color back, then you've identified the issue. If not, it's probably the video card. Identify the card through windows device manager and update the current driver.\n\nMight not be a bad idea to run a virus scan, either.