bigandy195
video is choppy and video transitions do not work right please help
Posted Mon 25 Jun 12 @ 7:56 pm
SBDJ
What video card does your machine have?
Posted Mon 25 Jun 12 @ 8:06 pm
mad man ghany
I am getting the same problem I am just bought a new toshiba laptop using the intel I7 PROCESSOR 2.20 ghz 6gb ram and intel hd graphics. Is there anyway to boost the graphics output to make video run more stable
Posted Tue 26 Jun 12 @ 1:57 pm
mad man ghany
Ok after researching a bit I found a solution to the problem watch the video below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8oQTrDN0wo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8oQTrDN0wo
Posted Tue 26 Jun 12 @ 7:51 pm
Pionara
Had the same issue here with a HP Pavilion G6 laptop. Basically this issue rendered my machine un-usable for video gigs.
This solution seems to have worked for me too...although i've not had a chance to do a thorough test yet.
If I come up with anything on my side I'll post back.
Cheers...and keep spinnin'...(",)
P
This solution seems to have worked for me too...although i've not had a chance to do a thorough test yet.
If I come up with anything on my side I'll post back.
Cheers...and keep spinnin'...(",)
P
Posted Thu 28 Jun 12 @ 4:52 am
maxsapone
Same problem with HP dv7-7099el (intel hd 4000 and nvidia 630). Waiting for the solution from the assistance .
Posted Fri 03 Aug 12 @ 8:22 am
maxsapone
Haui70 wrote :
The solution is normaly verry easy ;-)
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/virtualdj/index.html
DEDICATED ;-)
Some computers has two videocards and run normaly as default lower class card!
In most cases the OS or BIOS does not switch from the lower to the higher class videocard when you start VDJ.
Please contact the computer brand support how to use always the higher class videcard or try to follow my steps.
http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/Haui70/blogs/4522/Windows_7_(32Bit_64Bit)_videocard_solution_when_output_is_not_flawless.html
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/virtualdj/index.html
Quote :
ATI™ or NVIDIA® video card w/256MB of Dedicated DDR3 RAM
DEDICATED ;-)
Some computers has two videocards and run normaly as default lower class card!
In most cases the OS or BIOS does not switch from the lower to the higher class videocard when you start VDJ.
Please contact the computer brand support how to use always the higher class videcard or try to follow my steps.
http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/Haui70/blogs/4522/Windows_7_(32Bit_64Bit)_videocard_solution_when_output_is_not_flawless.html
Thank you very much. I will follow your explanation and I will let you know
Ciao
Posted Fri 03 Aug 12 @ 9:52 am
maxsapone
In my case I think much better yo use nvidia
Posted Fri 03 Aug 12 @ 9:54 am
maxsapone
Haui70 wrote :
The solution is normaly verry easy ;-)
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/virtualdj/index.html
DEDICATED ;-)
Some computers has two videocards and run normaly as default lower class card!
In most cases the OS or BIOS does not switch from the lower to the higher class videocard when you start VDJ.
Please contact the computer brand support how to use always the higher class videcard or try to follow my steps.
http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/Haui70/blogs/4522/Windows_7_(32Bit_64Bit)_videocard_solution_when_output_is_not_flawless.html
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/virtualdj/index.html
Quote :
ATI™ or NVIDIA® video card w/256MB of Dedicated DDR3 RAM
DEDICATED ;-)
Some computers has two videocards and run normaly as default lower class card!
In most cases the OS or BIOS does not switch from the lower to the higher class videocard when you start VDJ.
Please contact the computer brand support how to use always the higher class videcard or try to follow my steps.
http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/Haui70/blogs/4522/Windows_7_(32Bit_64Bit)_videocard_solution_when_output_is_not_flawless.html
Thank you very much, everything works good now :) your explanation was perfect :)
Posted Fri 03 Aug 12 @ 12:35 pm
tkauhi35
OMG!! This really works. If you have choppy videos...watch this video. I waited 7 days to hear back from tech support and still no answer. I tried this...and it only took 10 minutes. Thank you!!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8oQTrDN0wo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8oQTrDN0wo
Posted Fri 15 Mar 13 @ 3:12 am
apexdjs
Changing the codecs to Windows Media Player Codecs totally worked for me like the video showed. That dude is the man.
Evidentally the codecs that VDJ has do not work with the newer Windows 7. Very simple fix!
Evidentally the codecs that VDJ has do not work with the newer Windows 7. Very simple fix!
Posted Wed 11 Sep 13 @ 1:32 am
mrgrumpy1
Mad Man You the Man, worked perfect!
Posted Wed 18 Sep 13 @ 4:56 pm
djmike001
mad man ghany wrote :
Ok after researching a bit I found a solution to the problem watch the video below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8oQTrDN0wo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8oQTrDN0wo
I am so thankful for this Youtube Video. Further more for who ever found this. I was so bummed that I had Dumped all this money into a new DJ laptop, (1 TB SSD drive, 16 gig ram, I7 intel) granted the SSD drive and the ram were not standard equipment with the laptop. Possibly completely not necessary, but I was mega bummed for well a long time about the video being choppy.
This is the solution. It works great. I can't believe I didn't even check the Reg edit. I would have figured out half of the problem. If i even dreamed of looking there. BUT the second step. Would have baffled me for probably a long long while.
Any Who! This fix just made my night! Now I can plug this bad boy into the projectors again.
Posted Wed 18 Sep 13 @ 8:58 pm
PachN
Glad that you all could fix your problems with this video.
Maybe you all could crowdfund some money to donate it to the user who made the video.
Because obviously he is using a cracked version.
Oh and btw, if you have a legal registered pro full version you could download the "registry tool".
With this tool you could easily change the values shown in the video without messing around in the registry manualy.
Maybe you all could crowdfund some money to donate it to the user who made the video.
Because obviously he is using a cracked version.
Oh and btw, if you have a legal registered pro full version you could download the "registry tool".
With this tool you could easily change the values shown in the video without messing around in the registry manualy.
Posted Thu 19 Sep 13 @ 3:26 am