erickotz
I just tossed together a new PC to use with Numark Cue in preparation of a party I'm having. PC is an Sandy Bridge i5 with HD3000 graphics, 8GB RAM and SSD running Windows 7 SP1 x64. Problem is it won't decode video smoothly under Cue. When I play a video file (whether full-screen or Windowed) it stutters, playing only about 1 frame a second (audio is smooth). All files seem to do this. The same files play fine in Cue on another PC, and also play fine in Windows Media Player on this PC.
When turn HW Acceleration off, I get no video playback at all With it on this happens. Machine is a brand new clean build (literally nothing other than video drivers and Cue on it). Board doesn't have an x16 PCIe slot so I can't try another graphics card, but I suspect that would resolve it.
Machine is fully patched. I pulled the latest version of Cue and also the Intel Video Drivers from intel.com today.
Any ideas?
When turn HW Acceleration off, I get no video playback at all With it on this happens. Machine is a brand new clean build (literally nothing other than video drivers and Cue on it). Board doesn't have an x16 PCIe slot so I can't try another graphics card, but I suspect that would resolve it.
Machine is fully patched. I pulled the latest version of Cue and also the Intel Video Drivers from intel.com today.
Any ideas?
Posté Sat 05 Oct 13 @ 12:33 pm
djmila
you download Fix Intel HD graphics 1.0 in plugins/tools
Posté Sat 05 Oct 13 @ 2:39 pm
SBDJ
As above there is a tweak to improve performance but bear in mind the Intel card doesn't meet our minimum system requirements.
Posté Sat 05 Oct 13 @ 10:57 pm
djmila
at the beginning sorry for bad English.
I have two systems in one deskop pc ( amd/I5-HD2500)
AMD has one gigabyte memory ddr5 (There is no problem) it is for VGA/DVI/HDMI
Intel is for WIDI/HDMI or WIDI/RCA (Yellou cinch)
Intel HD2500 works perfectly. why? It's that easy . In Motherboard Bios I have setup the same size memory for GPU as AMD (1gb)
Standard factory setting is low!!!
then reconfigure with the Registry Tool size videoMem. (I did test with 128/256/512 mb. All setting is ready)
I have setting Videomem value 256mb for AMD/Intel and have no problems. Scratching the back is perfect and video goes good.
Use at once time 4 video effects.
This setting has the advantage...need not be modified videomem when switching AMD/Intel
maybe someone will help this setting.
I have two systems in one deskop pc ( amd/I5-HD2500)
AMD has one gigabyte memory ddr5 (There is no problem) it is for VGA/DVI/HDMI
Intel is for WIDI/HDMI or WIDI/RCA (Yellou cinch)
Intel HD2500 works perfectly. why? It's that easy . In Motherboard Bios I have setup the same size memory for GPU as AMD (1gb)
Standard factory setting is low!!!
then reconfigure with the Registry Tool size videoMem. (I did test with 128/256/512 mb. All setting is ready)
I have setting Videomem value 256mb for AMD/Intel and have no problems. Scratching the back is perfect and video goes good.
Use at once time 4 video effects.
This setting has the advantage...need not be modified videomem when switching AMD/Intel
maybe someone will help this setting.
Posté Sun 06 Oct 13 @ 2:44 am
djmike001
This fix is for windows 7 or 8 and works on laptops and will work with intel HD 3000 cards.
Your going to have to change a few things in the regedit!
http://youtu.be/cMFJwbu6o6E
Problem solved!
~mikey~
Your going to have to change a few things in the regedit!
http://youtu.be/cMFJwbu6o6E
Problem solved!
~mikey~
Posté Sun 06 Oct 13 @ 11:38 pm
PachN
djmike001 wrote :
Your going to have to change a few things in the regedit!
No, you don't have to do it manually.
Just use the registry tool from the download section.
All values changed in the video could be changed with the registry tool.
Posté Mon 07 Oct 13 @ 5:12 am
djmike001
PachN wrote :
No, you don't have to do it manually.
Just use the registry tool from the download section.
All values changed in the video could be changed with the registry tool.
djmike001 wrote :
Your going to have to change a few things in the regedit!
No, you don't have to do it manually.
Just use the registry tool from the download section.
All values changed in the video could be changed with the registry tool.
I forgot that tool was available for download I remember seeing it actually. Come to think of it.
Posté Mon 07 Oct 13 @ 9:29 am
SBDJ
Or even the automatic fix tool mentioned in the first reply to this thread ;)
Posté Mon 07 Oct 13 @ 1:19 pm