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From Aleksander Kudelya To All 9 May 2004

Peace to your home, /_All!/_ Dear All, tell the native why on my computer, under NT Windows When watching movies, clips and other good things do strange jumps occur? About .5 seconds ahead. This whole thing is happening completely chaotically. That is if you rewind the clip for a few seconds and play the same segment, then the jump will not is happening. For 1 film there are 3-10 such jumps. Loading the stone from 10 to 45%. But under Win98 everything is OK! We'll write again /_All!/_!

From Aleksandr Majorov To Aleksander Kudelya 10 May 2004

Hello Alexander! I am responding to your letter dated 05/09/2004, then written by Aleksander Kudelya to All, and then it was 16:04:31 on the clock. AK> Dear All, tell the native why on my computer, under NTev AK> Windows when watching movies, clips and other good things happen AK> strange jumps? About .5 seconds ahead. This whole thing is happening AK> completely chaotic. That is, if you rewind the clip for a few seconds and AK> play the same segment, then the jump does not occur. For 1 film comes AK> 3-10 such jumps. The stone loading ranges from 10 to 45%. And under Win98 everything AK> Ok! Try installing a newer version of the codec. Yes, and describe the problem more precisely: what kind of Windows, what kind of machine, what codec the film is reaped. I had something similar on the P-4 under vintukey (nothing from the codec depended). It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. Turned it off - that's it began to show without jerking. And they advertise this hyper-trading as an incredible rule that speeds up everything and all... :-) All the best, Alexander.

From Wladimir Bulchukey To Aleksandr Majorov 11 May 2004

Don't slaughter the cash cow that lays golden eggs, Aleksandr...! 10 May 04 13:00, Aleksandr Majorov -> Aleksander Kudelya: AM> I had something similar on the P-4 under vintukey (nothing from the codec AM> depended). It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. I turned it off - AM> all AM> began to display without jerks. AM> And this hyper-trading is advertised as an incredible rule that speeds up everything AM> and all... :-) In NT-Windows echoes of Fido, discussion mailings Subscribe.Ru and List.Ru and, probably, many more places indicate failures of The Bat! when turned on Hyper Threading. In general, the apparatchiks again put the locomotive in front of the mare :). With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru [ZX] [500:95/462@ZXNet] [2:5016 Forever] [Golyanovo] [Old Russians]

From Aleksey Senilov To Aleksandr Majorov 11 May 2004

Hello, _/Aleksandr/_! May 10, 2004 13:00, Aleksandr Majorov wrote to Aleksander Kudelya: AM> It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. AM> I turned it off for nothing - everything began to show without jerks. And they advertise that AM> this hyper-trading is like an incredible rule, accelerating everything and everyone... :-) So he speeds it up! You see, a whole half second of the film is played instantly! :-))) See you again! Best regards, Thann.

From Eugene Palenock To Aleksandr Majorov 11 May 2004

Hello, Alexander! 10 May 04 13:00, Aleksandr Majorov -> Aleksander Kudelya: AM> I had something similar on the P-4 under vintukey (nothing from the codec AM> depended). It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. I turned it off - AM> everything began to show without jerks. And they advertise this hyper-trading AM> like an incredible rulez, accelerating everything and everyone... :-) HT must be supported by Windows, otherwise there are similar glitches. 2000 doesn't know it, only XP. Best regards, Eugene.

From Aleksander Kudelya To Aleksandr Majorov 13 May 2004

Reply to a letter written in MY_MAIL (MY_MAIL). Peace to your home, /_Aleksandr!/_ _May 10, 2004_, *_Aleksandr Majorov*_ wrote to *_Aleksander Kudelya*_: AK>> Dear All, tell the native why on my computer, under AK>> NT Windows when watching movies, clips and other good stuff AK>> are there strange jumps? About .5 seconds ahead. All this AK>> things are happening completely chaotically. That is, if you rewind the clip AK>> for a few seconds and play the same segment, then the jump will not AK>> happens. For 1 film there are 3-10 such jumps. Loading AK>> stone in this case from 10 to 45%. And under Win98 everything is OK! AM> Try installing a newer version of the codec. I tried it, it didn't help. AM> Yes, and describe the problem more precisely: what kind of Windows, WinXP_SP1 prof, Win2k SP4. I haven't installed NT4, but I think it will be the same. AM> what kind of car is it Celron 1700, Asus P4xp-X I845, DDR 2700 256 Mb, SB128 PCI, Jet Way MX440 128 Mb. AM> what AM> the film is compressed by the codec. Launched all sorts of films. Everything is the same. Here IMHO it’s not a matter of codecs at all, sinceon old Windows, where there is nothing but Windows itself and firewood, what could I lose? Without codecs, WMP played with jerks. AM> I had something similar on the P-4 under the vintukey AM> (nothing depended on the codec). It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. I also think that the problem is in the hardware. But then why is everything fine on Win98? AM> I turned it off for nothing - everything began to show without jerks. And they advertise that I wonder what should I turn off then? AM> this hyper-trading is like an incredible rule, accelerating everything and everyone... :-) Intel is becoming like Microsoft. We'll write again /_Aleksandr!/_!

From Aleksander Kudelya To Aleksey Senilov 14 May 2004

Peace to your home, /_Aleksey!/_ _May 11, 2004_, *_Aleksey Senilov*_ wrote to *_Aleksandr Majorov*_: AM>> It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. AM>> I turned it off for nothing - everything began to show without jerks. A AM>> they advertise that this hyper-trading is incredible, AM>> accelerating everything and everyone... :-) AS> So it speeds up! You see, a whole half second of the film is played AS> instantly! :-))) So many HT ads for .5 seconds??? Hmm... :)) We'll write again /_Aleksey!/_!

From Aleksandr Majorov To Eugene Palenock 23 May 2004

Hello Eugene! I am responding to your letter dated May 11, 2004, then written by Eugene Palenock to Aleksandr Majorov, and then it was 13:40:26. ( ) AM>> depended). It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. I turned it off - AM>> everything began to show without jerks. And they advertise this hyper-trading AM>> like an incredible rulez, accelerating everything and everyone... :-) EP> HT must be supported by Windows, otherwise similar glitches occur. EP> 2000 does not know it, only XP. Hmm, tell that to my vintukey :) When hyper-trading is turned on, Windows assures me that it has two stone, and she loads both of them with work. However, it may load incorrectly, considering that these are two independent stone, not one "divided". All the best, Alexander.

From Aleksandr Majorov To Aleksander Kudelya 23 May 2004

Hello Alexander! I am responding to your letter dated May 13, 2004, then written by Aleksander Kudelya to Aleksandr Majorov, and then it was 20:19:44. ( ) AM>> Yes, and describe the problem more precisely: what kind of Windows, AK> WinXP_SP1 prof, Win2k SP4. I haven’t installed NT4, but I think it will be the same. AM>> what kind of car is it AK> Celron 1700, Asus P4xp-X I845, DDR 2700 256 Mb, SB128 PCI, Jet Way MX440 AK> 128 Mb. AM>> which AM>> the film is compressed by the codec. AK> I launched all sorts of films. Everything is the same. Here IMHO it’s not a matter of codecs at all, so AK> as on old Windows, where there is nothing except Windows itself and firewood, then what could AK> lose without codecs WMP lost with jerks. Hmm, is DirectX worth it? Something happened to me - without installing it there were jerks. All the best, Alexander.

From Eugene Palenock To Aleksandr Majorov 25 May 2004

Hello, Alexander! 23 May 04 22:28, Aleksandr Majorov -> Eugene Palenock: AM>>> It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. EP>> HT must be supported by Windows, otherwise there are similar glitches. EP>> 2000 does not know it, only XP. AM> Hmm, tell that to my vintukey :) AM> With hyper-trading enabled, Windows assures me that it has two AM> stone, and she loads both of them with work. AM> However, it may load incorrectly, considering that these are two independent AM> stone, not one "divided". Uh-huh. She doesn't know him... Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Aleksander Kudelya To Aleksandr Majorov 25 May 2004

Reply to a letter written in MY_MAIL (MY_MAIL). Peace to your home, /_Aleksandr!/_ _May 23, 2004_, *_Aleksandr Majorov*_ wrote to *_Aleksander Kudelya*_: AK>> I launched all sorts of films. Everything is the same. This is not the point here IMHO AK>> codecs, since on old Windows, where there is nothing except Windows itself AK>> and firewood, what could have been lost without WMP codecs was lost with jerks. AM> Hmm, is DirectX worth it? AM> It happened to me once - without installing it there were jerks. It costs DirectX 9b. There were also older ones. It was the same. We'll write again /_Aleksandr!/_!

From Paul Malishev To Aleksander Kudelya 2 June 2004

Greetings, Aleksander, reading this nonsense... I remember 13 May 04 20:19, Aleksander Kudelya spoke with Aleksandr Majorov... Well Well let's answer: hmm.. written half a month ago, but no replies are visible... AK>>> Dear All, tell the native why on my computer, under AK>>> NT Windows when watching movies, clips and other good stuff AK>>> are there strange jumps? About .5 seconds ahead. All this AK>>> things are happening completely chaotically. That is, if you rewind the clip AK>>> for a few seconds and play the same segment, then the jump will not AK>>> happens. For 1 film there are 3-10 such jumps. Loading AK>>> stone in this case from 10 to 45%. And under Win98 everything is OK! AM>> Try installing a newer version of the codec. AM>> Yes, and describe the problem more precisely: what kind of Windows, AK> WinXP_SP1 prof, Win2k SP4. I haven't installed NT4, but I think it will be the same AK> most. no. it will be worse :) AM>> what kind of car is it AK> Celron 1700, Asus P4xp-X I845, DDR 2700 256 Mb, SB128 PCI, Jet Way AK> MX440 128 Mb. i845?! wow what a poop.... AM>> I had something similar on the P-4 under vintukey (nothing from the codec AM>> depended). It turned out that Hyper-Threading was interfering. AK> I also think that the problem is in the hardware. But then why is everything on Win98 AK> ok? but because win98 does not know what 2 processors are, and even more so hyper-treading... so everything is fine... and in general Intel is not friendly we are an organization... AM>> I turned it off for nothing - everything began to show without jerks. A AM>> advertise that AK> Interesting, what should I turn off then? bios hyper-treading maybe due to individual intolerance of video to the mother... AM>> this hyper-trading is like an incredible rule, accelerating everything and everyone... AM>> :-) AK> Intel is becoming like Microsoft. became like... and a long time ago... when they lost the war to the p3 amdeshniks... It is well known that the k7 core is the best p3 core... Now Intel is chasing megahertz... Let me say goodbye to you Aleksander... [Apollo] [hate tele2] [HowLow.Org] [in linux we trust] HowLow_Station *WE ARE CLOSED*

From Oleg Grigoriev To Paul Malishev 2 June 2004

Let your enemies, Paul, die without sons! 02 Jun 2004 at 00:42, Paul Malishev => Aleksander Kudelya: [all sorts of nonsense] PM> now PM> intel is chasing megahertz... By the way, he’s no longer chasing. I already introduced ratings like amd. WBR, Oleg.