RealPlayer <JoJo> 6/24/2007 3:10:54 AM Folks: I recently installed realPlayer on my WindowsXP system then I decided to test it all out by playing a VOB file. The results turned out to be mixed. The AUDIO was excellent but the VIDEO kept flickering on/off and sometimes there was a bit of image distortion on the screen. At other times everything is perfect, but only momentarily. This state of affairs prevents me from gaabbing a screen shot if I need one. Deeply appreciate if anyone can thow some light on this situation. Thanks in advance, Jo.

Re: RealPlayer GHalleck <ghalleck[ at ]arrakian.mining.com> 6/24/2007 5:30:06 AM JoJo wrote: [Quoted Text] > Folks: > > I recently installed realPlayer on my WindowsXP system then I decided to > test it all out by playing a VOB file. > The results turned out to be mixed. The AUDIO was excellent but the VIDEO > kept flickering on/off and sometimes there was a bit of image distortion on > the screen. At other times everything is perfect, but only momentarily. This > state of affairs prevents me from gaabbing a screen shot if I need one. > > Deeply appreciate if anyone can thow some light on this situation. > > > Thanks in advance, > Jo. > > There are probably better programmed players for *.vob files than RealPlayer. A Google search for a "VOB Player" turned up about 12,300 hits. Some are freeware. Download one or two and test them out.

Re: RealPlayer "Allan" <mu8ja0i[ at ]earthlink.net> 6/24/2007 12:06:25 PM <JoJo> wrote in message news:%234dga0gtHHA.4572[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > Folks: > > > > I recently installed realPlayer on my WindowsXP system then I decided to > test it all out by playing a VOB file. > The results turned out to be mixed. The AUDIO was excellent but the VIDEO > kept flickering on/off and sometimes there was a bit of image distortion > on > the screen. At other times everything is perfect, but only momentarily. > This > state of affairs prevents me from gaabbing a screen shot if I need one. > > Deeply appreciate if anyone can thow some light on this situation. > > > Thanks in advance, > Jo. > > I have had very good response from RealPlayer help when you send them an email describing your problem. Your settings may not be optimal or they may be able to suggest something to improve your configuration.

Re: RealPlayer "Mike BAI" <fantasyholy[ at ]hotmail.com> 7/2/2007 5:06:03 PM I don't think realPlayer is professional when playing VOB format. you can try other software instead real. for example Power DVD "Allan" <mu8ja0i[ at ]earthlink.net> дÈëÏûÏ¢ news:ekyeAgltHHA.3640[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > > <JoJo> wrote in message news:%234dga0gtHHA.4572[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Folks: >> >> >> >> I recently installed realPlayer on my WindowsXP system then I decided to >> test it all out by playing a VOB file. >> The results turned out to be mixed. The AUDIO was excellent but the VIDEO >> kept flickering on/off and sometimes there was a bit of image distortion >> on >> the screen. At other times everything is perfect, but only momentarily. >> This >> state of affairs prevents me from gaabbing a screen shot if I need one. >> >> Deeply appreciate if anyone can thow some light on this situation. >> >> >> Thanks in advance, >> Jo. >> >> > I have had very good response from RealPlayer help when you send them an > email describing your problem. Your settings may not be optimal or they > may be able to suggest something to improve your configuration. > >

Re: RealPlayer Terry <kilowatt[ at ]charter.net> 7/2/2007 5:38:00 PM On Jun 23, 11:10 pm, <JoJo> wrote: [Quoted Text] > Folks: > > I recently installed realPlayer on my WindowsXP system then I decided to > test it all out by playing a VOB file. > The results turned out to be mixed. The AUDIO was excellent but the VIDEO > kept flickering on/off and sometimes there was a bit of image distortion on > the screen. At other times everything is perfect, but only momentarily. This > state of affairs prevents me from gaabbing a screen shot if I need one. > > Deeply appreciate if anyone can thow some light on this situation. > > Thanks in advance, > Jo. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ Get this. It is freeware