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I am not sure if you are streaming or playing from HDD or both. If you are streaming: - Try checking you are firewall configurations. - Try waiting, a little longer to clarify if it's a bandwidth/connection problem - With Netflix, sometimes browser configuration(ie, really secure settings) can interfere with the loading process. Plug-in configurations, such as NoScript for Firefox, can completely block connections. - Check your router configurations. ** Try resetting your internet options, connection interface setting, and your router&&gateway. If you are connection setting are too-strict this could be the culprit preventing you from streaming.For MP4: - I can not really state anything more than has been said. ** However, if you are converting or have converted your files into MP4 formats that can sometimes cause problems depending on the converter you are using.Let me know what you tried, what worked, and if you fixed the problem.
1. Thinking about buying a HDTV Video/Audio Dirstribution Amplifier for my HDTVs in my house. Will this work?
Yes, you are right. You have answered your own question. What you put in is what you get out...times four. This is a good unit, if you have long runs from unit to set.
2. Windows software for recording multiple video/audio sources?
If it were me, I would try using a video recording interface with RCA connectors, as most TVs have an RCA audio/video output. Most of these connect via USB and come with some sort of software. For the video of the players, use a second software program and webcam/etc. to capture this. If you had a Mac, this could probably be sync would in Final Cut Pro. I am not familiar with all the software for Windows. The main part I do not think you will be able to accomplish (without expensive software) is capturing all of this in-sync with each device. This would require some sort of video-switcher software, similar to what TV stations use for live broadcasts. The method above is probably your cheapest route, if you can handle syncing it after the fact
3. Tool to view video/audio file information [closed]
I used to have this tool called GSpot270a, there is a quick start here.And a comparison of some tools here.There is this blog post View and Analyze Your Media Codec Information (Video/Audio) With MediaInfo which does not open at this time... do not know why, but it has the lines,I can see GSpot is not actively developed.
4. Best quality option video and audio from single hdmi output on blu-ray player?
You should connect HDMI directly from Blu-ray player to receiver for both audio and video and another HDMI from receiver to TV for video. This is the best way to go for HD sound and quality picture
5. How can I convert a YouTube video to an audio file?
You can use the YouTube Converter to make it.
6. VLC media player is not displaying video, but audio works
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 and updated to vlc 2.2.7 had the same problem after updating the update.Go to Tools>preferences>video>output and select any of the first three options that end in (XCB). Resolved the issue for me.You can also try either of the OpenGL options and they work also. Hope it works for you. janitor-.
7. Dropped my PS3 slim and now i lost video and audio?
Obviously when you dropped it it killed it. There's nothing you can do for it but to send it in for repair or just get a new PS3
8. How do I convert a Youtube video into Audio and burn it onto a CD?
Youtube downloader *period*.... search it in google and once you download it ( totally safe) all you have to do is go to youtube, copy the web adress and put it in it and it will immediatly begin to copy the video from you tube. if you want just the song and not the vid, then you just have to covert it using the downloader. its that easy
9. I have a gateway lx6200 and on the front panel i have the yellow white and red video/audio ports input/output?
You can hook up a video or an audio device such as DVD PLAYER ,GAME PLAYER, CD PLAYER