Netbook problem with audio

Four of a kind

I've just got a samsung netbook which I've installed VLC player to playback some movies which I've DL.

The video quality and audio are perfect when not in fullscreen, but when I put it into fullscreen, the audio becomes crackled and jumpy.

Can someone tell me what I can do to sort this problem out and be able to view the movies in fullscreen. The screen is only 10.1 inch so kinda have to view it in fullscreen.

Don't know what problem could be. Any suggestions?

TheReverend

Four of a kind wrote: »

I've just got a samsung netbook which I've installed VLC player to playback some movies which I've DL.

The video quality and audio are perfect when not in fullscreen, but when I put it into fullscreen, the audio becomes crackled and jumpy.

Can someone tell me what I can do to sort this problem out and be able to view the movies in fullscreen. The screen is only 10.1 inch so kinda have to view it in fullscreen.

Don't know what problem could be. Any suggestions?

Try updating the audio drivers and graphics drivers

Four of a kind

TheReverend wrote: »

Try updating the audio drivers and graphics drivers

How do I do that dude?

Would the drivers not be up to date? I literally got the netbook today?

TheReverend

Four of a kind wrote: »

How do I do that dude?

Would the drivers not be up to date? I literally got the netbook today?

The drivers that are currently installed would be the ones the laptop shipped with.

You should be able to get the latest drivers on the samsung site, if you give me the model number I can have a look for ya

Four of a kind

TheReverend wrote: »

The drivers that are currently installed would be the ones the laptop shipped with.

You should be able to get the latest drivers on the samsung site, if you give me the model number I can have a look for ya

MODEL Code: NP-N145-JP02UK

S/N: ZXA393LB200398J

Thanks a million mate

TheReverend

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/NP-N145-JP01US

this seems to be best I can find, you could try using media player classic, I have a similar problem with a toshiba laptop of mine, I fixed it by disabling my card reader when on windows.

Four of a kind

TheReverend wrote: »

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/NP-N145-JP01US

this seems to be best I can find, you could try using media player classic, I have a similar problem with a toshiba laptop of mine, I fixed it by disabling my card reader when on windows.

So do i just click on "driver" tab and download the Sound(audio) driver from that site?

How could I disable card reader on samsung?

TheReverend

You go into device manager and disable it from there, although you probably wont need to.
And yes you just download from that site the way you said

Four of a kind

TheReverend wrote: »

You go into device manager and disable it from there, although you probably wont need to.
And yes you just download from that site the way you said

thanks very much for the help mate.

RolandIRL

sometimes find this problems with some songs or videos on my laptop. speakers aren't the best, but if i plug in headphones, it's grand again.

just worth a go to see if it's any better...