Awesome for games, not for videos

[krimson_king]

video quality on the internet is pretty universal from computer to computer, soooo....i doubt it.

 

[Greg J.]

Hmmm...if you already have the newest versions of your media players with their updates...then you might just need a codec pack to correctly display your videos instead of Windows generically rendering them for you.

Check out http://www.free-codecs.com/XP_Codec_Pack_download.htm

Although this isn't much, it is clean freeware that might finally render those videos correctly. Explore the free-codecs site as you may find better packs to download and use. I hope this finally solves the video problem.

 

[Nutcase]

Try to get some decent codecs...

 

[MrBucket]

try googlng a video player called VLC (video lan project) it plays almost everything and installs basiclly every codec into ur quicktime/windowsmedia player/realplayer folder