PSmplay problem

Hanamichi · October 5th, 2002

PSmplay plays the movies really slow on my comp. Any ideas why?
2FPS is unbearable.

kjlaing · October 14th, 2002

It did the same with me, and the sound was terrible. I found that converting them to .avi files by using the output avi function, and saving them onto my hard drive and viewing them through windows media player that they ran perfectly. If you do this though i suggest converting them to mpeg format because avi files take up a whole heap of space.

Hanamichi · October 15th, 2002

I'll try that the next time I use PSmplay again, thanks.

Quatro · October 15th, 2002

what movies do you play anyway?? .str files???

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mhaqsb1 · October 15th, 2002

Huh! check these out and they may help you...

Keep the size of the screen to a minimum then look at the player there are two buttons for changing the view scope from 4:3 ratio to 12:0 so keep them on the default and it'll run great....

Never did it to me but when i did what i have explained..

Hanamichi · October 15th, 2002

I keep everything on defaults, yet it runs at 2FPS. I havent tried kjlaing's method yet, tho.

mhaqsb1 · October 19th, 2002

It could be that you have a very slow VGA or RAM but for you i ahve the best suggestion for the time being....

Try the PSXTulz it will run much greater on a full Screen with full FPS regardless of any problems ... don't knwo if thee will be any...

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October 14th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
kjlaing Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 30	It did the same with me, and the sound was terrible. I found that converting them to .avi files by using the output avi function, and saving them onto my hard drive and viewing them through windows media player that they ran perfectly. If you do this though i suggest converting them to mpeg format because avi files take up a whole heap of space.

October 15th, 2002	#3 (permalink)
Hanamichi Crotally Tazy Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Malaysia Posts: 4,578	I'll try that the next time I use PSmplay again, thanks.

October 15th, 2002	#4 (permalink)
Quatro c3rTifiEd V@mpIr3 Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Laguna Posts: 8,292	what movies do you play anyway?? .str files??? __________________ BE ONE OF US I JOIN THE WOLF CLAN - when you think that you have accomplish so much, many think of it as so little...

October 15th, 2002	#5 (permalink)
mhaqsb1 Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Pakistan Posts: 132	Huh! check these out and they may help you... Keep the size of the screen to a minimum then look at the player there are two buttons for changing the view scope from 4:3 ratio to 12:0 so keep them on the default and it'll run great.... Never did it to me but when i did what i have explained..

October 15th, 2002	#6 (permalink)
Hanamichi Crotally Tazy Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Malaysia Posts: 4,578	I keep everything on defaults, yet it runs at 2FPS. I havent tried kjlaing's method yet, tho.

October 19th, 2002	#7 (permalink)
mhaqsb1 Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Pakistan Posts: 132	It could be that you have a very slow VGA or RAM but for you i ahve the best suggestion for the time being.... Try the PSXTulz it will run much greater on a full Screen with full FPS regardless of any problems ... don't knwo if thee will be any...