Hi there I am using the latest VLC 0.7.1a on Mac OS10.3.3 on my G4 Powerbook, and I have one mystery that i really want to clarify. Samsung tv control from pc. I have my Divx videos (upto 1Mbps) stored in my Windows PC, and I usually watch them using SMB protocol on my PowerBook via Airport (802.11b) 11Mbps wireless LAN connection. (the network drives act just like an external HDD).

However, using VLC, i get very choppy playback with a pause (frame loss) every 2 seconds or so. (If i increase the VLC buffer really high, it gets better but still pauses every 3 seconds or so.) The videos play fine if i copy them beforehand onto local HDD. When i open the file as 'Treat as pipe', the audio plays fine but the video somehow becomes doubled in speed. The strange thing is, these videos play fine using Quicktime Player or 'Preview' on Finder, which suggests that the line bandwidth is sufficient. (i can even play 2 videos (both 1Mbps) simultaneously using Quicktime player) I doubt it is a buffering issue, since both Quicktime player and Finder don't take too much time caching the video data. (shorter than VLC) Is there any explanation or solution so that i can view these files using VLC?

(i can't set up a streaming server since the Windows PC belongs to someone else.) Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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To test the VLC plugin, you can visit the. A reader suggested that to get your content streaming. Here are the steps to fix this problem. Open Chrome and type “chrome://flags/#enable-npap” in the browser. Look for “Enable NPAPI” (search the page with ctrl+F) and simply press on Enable. Restart your Chrome browser and it should work.

_(Extra steps if the 3 steps didn’t work)_ 4. If It didn’t work then go to the plug-in link for chrome “chrome://plugins/” and see if it’s there. If it is then Enable it.

If its not there then make sure that you have VLC in 32-bit installed and that you installed the web plugins from the VLC installation. When the plugin is installed make sure to restart you Chrome browser for it to recognize the vlc plugin.