cjeffw...@gmail.com   May 19, 1:06 pm     show options
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
From: cjeffw...@gmail.com - Find messages by this author
Date: 19 May 2005 10:06:00 -0700

I have a Compaq Presario with a XP Home edition.  When I tried to
upgrate to XP Professional, an error message showed that the
installation can not find the igfxcpl.cpl file from
Windows\Drivers\Intel\Graphics.

when i play most games i get to a point where the fun has just started and my
laptop freezes and says display drivers are not responding i contacted
serveral people and they say u dont need to update drievrs its just your
computer has to much programs running??? i think there ...

Sorry if off topic for this group.  I am interested in Adobe Premiere so
would like to find a suitable newsnet group.
Beemer

When making a video of a recent trip - the pics i am using are very blury
when playing back on my monitor any suggestions

We have developed an MPEG-2 Decoder (testfilter.ax) and registered it
using regsvr32. When we run the Windows XP Video Decoder Checkup
Utility, this filter is not listed there. What should we do inorder to
list the filter there in the utility.

It's probably because I'm using a p2 366 with only 256 ms of ram, huh? That's
what I thought, but just had to check... Ya know for posterity's sake. Is
anyone else getting this problem?

Is there a free or inexpensive program that converts .flv video files to
either Mpeg, AVI or WMP?  Thanks, Mack

I captured my video in DV format, used WMM to edit it, then saved it as DV
quality.  This was save as 16gig file.
When I burned it to DVD using WinAVI, all worked great.  The only problem
with the quality is when the video is panning left to right, all verticle

I have a Canon MV20 PAL DV camera. The camera works fine with my old Win98 PC.
I have a new PC WinXP SP2 with an onboard IEEE 1394 firewire with OHCI
Complient Controller.
Connecting the camera, it is recognized and the Movie Maker (2.1) starts.

I am using XP and Movie Maker and can capture the video from my Sony
DCR-TRV310 via Firewire without problems.  The issue is that I cannot get any
audio.  According to the Movie Maker help files, I should have an audio
configuration window as one of the steps in the video capture ...

I have an HP that can burn DVD's/CD's as I have burned tried to burn a video
CD to play on a DVD player through my TV.  I have found it saves as a WMV
file which is unreadable.
I have read saving the video as an avi file can be burned on a DVD.  Do you

Nosfettish wrote:
I have a Canon ES7000V Hi 8  (8mm tape) Camcorder with an S video cable
hookup comming out of the same card as the monitor is hooked up to.  My video
card is a Radeon 300x series. My camcorder also has an S Video port, however

I have been having a lot of trouble with my Browsers lately but System
Restore seems to have solved the problem. I have 2 Hard Drives and 7
Particians and I have just noticed 2 Directories in each of these
Drives that I don't remember seeing before..

I'm looking at a list of .WMV files.  If I single-click one (or hover over
it with preview on) I get the error:
The instruction at "0x0152b676" referenced memory at "0xd0000000".  The
memory could not be "read".