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July 27th 07, 01:35 PM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
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How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 
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July 27th 07, 02:29 PM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
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Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Process explorer: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...sExplorer.mspx Once installed, you can right click on any process and set not only priority, but CPU affinity as well if you have more than one CPU/Core. However, I do not think this will fix your problem of intermittent playback. It can't hurt to try.
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July 27th 07, 11:26 PM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
Create a shortcut on your desktop, in Win2000/XP:
start /abovenormal \path\processname, in this case WinDVD.exe Enter "start /?" in a command prompt window to get a complete list of options. "D" wrote in message ups.com... Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892
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July 28th 07, 12:18 AM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 27, 5:29 pm, "Mr.E Solved!" wrote:
D wrote: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Process explorer:http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys.../ProcessExplor... Once installed, you can right click on any process and set not only priority, but CPU affinity as well if you have more than one CPU/Core. However, I do not think this will fix your problem of intermittent playback. It can't hurt to try. Thanks Mr.E Solved! for your reply! I want to set the priority only once for every player, not every time during the player running. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? How to know which IE process in the list will playback a video? Best regards, Dima
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#5
July 28th 07, 12:25 AM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 28, 2:26 am, wrote:
Create a shortcut on your desktop, in Win2000/XP: start /abovenormal \path\processname, in this case WinDVD.exe Enter "start /?" in a command prompt window to get a complete list of options. "D" wrote in oglegroups.com... Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for your suggestion! I entered start /abovenormal "D:\Program Files\InterVideo\DVD7\WinDVD.exe" in the Target field, but got "Problem with Shortcut The name 'start' specified in tthe Target box is not valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct" How to enter correctly? Best regards, Dima
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#6
July 28th 07, 12:56 AM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
"D" wrote in message oups.com...
On Jul 28, 2:26 am, wrote: Create a shortcut on your desktop, in Win2000/XP: start /abovenormal \path\processname, in this case WinDVD.exe Enter "start /?" in a command prompt window to get a complete list of options. "D" wrote in oglegroups.com... Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for your suggestion! I entered start /abovenormal "D:\Program Files\InterVideo\DVD7\WinDVD.exe" in the Target field, but got "Problem with Shortcut The name 'start' specified in tthe Target box is not valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct" How to enter correctly? Best regards, Dima Whoops, I missed a step. You need to create a batch file first. Enter that exact start line into Notepad and save it using a filename that has a .BAT extension, e.g. windvd.bat. Then create a shortcut to that batch file on your desktop.
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July 28th 07, 05:27 AM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
"D" wrote in message ups.com... Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Don't know if this would help. install PRIO.EXE from http://www.prnwatch.com/download.html. It's a program that merges into the task manager. Change the priority setting in task manager as usual, however, This program will remember your setting and when you restart your player, it will be at the wanted state. Hop this helps. (just in case, kaspersky does not allow this to run unless you deactivate proactive defence in regards to the task manager)
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#8
July 28th 07, 11:26 AM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 28, 3:56 am, wrote:
"D" wrote in ooglegroups.com... On Jul 28, 2:26 am, wrote: Create a shortcut on your desktop, in Win2000/XP: start /abovenormal \path\processname, in this case WinDVD.exe Enter "start /?" in a command prompt window to get a complete list of options. "D" wrote in oglegroups.com... Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for your suggestion! I entered start /abovenormal "D:\Program Files\InterVideo\DVD7\WinDVD.exe" in the Target field, but got "Problem with Shortcut The name 'start' specified in tthe Target box is not valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct" How to enter correctly? Best regards, Dima Whoops, I missed a step. You need to create a batch file first. Enter that exact start line into Notepad and save it using a filename that has a .BAT extension, e.g. windvd.bat. Then create a shortcut to that batch file on your desktop. - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for your suggestion! Creating the bat file and the shortcut for every player will take time. Best regards, Dima
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#9
July 28th 07, 11:29 AM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 28, 3:56 am, wrote:
"D" wrote in ooglegroups.com... On Jul 28, 2:26 am, wrote: Create a shortcut on your desktop, in Win2000/XP: start /abovenormal \path\processname, in this case WinDVD.exe Enter "start /?" in a command prompt window to get a complete list of options. "D" wrote in oglegroups.com... Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for your suggestion! I entered start /abovenormal "D:\Program Files\InterVideo\DVD7\WinDVD.exe" in the Target field, but got "Problem with Shortcut The name 'start' specified in tthe Target box is not valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct" How to enter correctly? Best regards, Dima Whoops, I missed a step. You need to create a batch file first. Enter that exact start line into Notepad and save it using a filename that has a .BAT extension, e.g. windvd.bat. Then create a shortcut to that batch file on your desktop. - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hello! How to make a player start with a higher priority when double-clicking on a video file or choosing the player in the right button click menu? Best regards, Dima
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#10
July 29th 07, 07:54 AM
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 28, 8:27 am, "Rank" wrote:
"D" wrote in message ups.com... Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Don't know if this would help. install PRIO.EXE fromhttp://www.prnwatch.com/download.html. It's a program that merges into the task manager. Change the priority setting in task manager as usual, however, This program will remember your setting and when you restart your player, it will be at the wanted state. Hop this helps. (just in case, kaspersky does not allow this to run unless you deactivate proactive defence in regards to the task manager) Thanks Rank for your suggestion!
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