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kevinla
When I watch a television show on Fox.com, the video freezes for about half a
second every 10 seconds. It makes the video unwatchable.
I read something in the FAQ for the video player about CPU usage. It stated
that if CPU usage was over 75%, it could cause a problem with video playback.
I looked in Windows Task Manager (CTR-ALT-DEL) under "Performance" and my CPU
usage is at 100% when playing the video. When I looked under "Processes",
over 95% was for iexplore.exe (my browser I assume). When I am not watching
video, iexplore usage is less than 5%.
I am not sure if this is the problem. Is there anything that can be done to
reduce the CPU usage while running the video player?
second every 10 seconds. It makes the video unwatchable.
I read something in the FAQ for the video player about CPU usage. It stated
that if CPU usage was over 75%, it could cause a problem with video playback.
I looked in Windows Task Manager (CTR-ALT-DEL) under "Performance" and my CPU
usage is at 100% when playing the video. When I looked under "Processes",
over 95% was for iexplore.exe (my browser I assume). When I am not watching
video, iexplore usage is less than 5%.
I am not sure if this is the problem. Is there anything that can be done to
reduce the CPU usage while running the video player?