CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

Ever since I did a clean reinstall of XP, my videos haven't worked right... I can't watch any videos in full screen because they refresh so slowly (like 1 frame a second) This was never a problem before, when my system was LOADED with spyware and I had all sorts of things eating up memory, so what could have happened...

E-machines T1100 256 MB Ram, 1.0 Ghz Processor
Windows XP home edition, service pack 2
Intel graphics card
I use Firefox, which I notice slows down my machine a considerable amount, but this is a problem whether firefox is running or not...

Any clue what could be the problem?

EDIT: Wait, I've been through this before... It's because I changed the refresh rate... I had to put it back to 60, because on 85 it slowed down my videos... Is that a processor problem, or a video card problem, or what? Anyone know?

Here's something I found at a site:

Explanation: The video card's refresh rate is too low. You may believe that the video card you are using should be capable of running at a higher refresh rate than the system is currently using. You are unable to set the video card to run at a refresh rate that it is supposed to support.

What are your video card specs?
ZiP

What type of video format Bob? it maybe important to download the right video codec for it to play correctly.

I have the right codecs, and as for the refresh, it's the oppsite problem... It goes away when I LOWER the refresh rate... Meh, I've had this comp for a long time now... It seems fitting to let it die and just save up for a new one...

So if you lower the refresh rate it's all good?

Bob trys to get latest Video Card Driver for your computer and see if that works.

maybe even reinstall drivers with a resource cd