The sound "hacker"

[Broot]

Now I have been connected to my 40" Sony flat screen monitor to my PC (SVGA cable and connectors with mini-jack to the sound).
But, but, but, when I see movies, or music videos in particular, with "full screen", its cutting the part of the sound.

My PC: Acer Aspire 7520, AMD Athlon 64x2 Dual Core, 1.8 GHz, 2x 256Kb cache.
752MB Nvidia GeForce 7000M Turbo Cache.2GB DDR2 Ram. 17 "VXGA + LCD screen.
250GB hard drive + 1 terabyte external hard drive (Packard Bell).

What needs to upgrade here? Graphics card? More RAM?

[Killen]

Are you assured a lot of unnecessary programs in the background are not running? Try closing them down and update your player - which player do you use?

[Broot]

I've tried to shut down programs, without success.
My DVD is a Pioneer DVD-RW K17RS ata Device.
Could it be that I need MediaPlayer 3 installed?

[RoninBlade]

If you find that the problem is PC-related.

1. Can be the dial - try to ordinary audio or video clip.
   
   
2. Could be the media player / codec you take advantage - for instance, try VLC player, I have not experienced problems with. If it works, then you can of course try to update the media you may use. You can download the codec packages.

[Broot]

Now, I've updated my 3 Media Player and downloaded codec's. It helped a great deal of the problem. Now I try to delete 2 of media player, but what should I keep?

I have Windows MP, RealPlayer and an Acer media player, which was on the PC from the start.

Another problem: The foot movements and sounds do not fit together, when playing media files. When I play the DVD, there is no problem.

[RoninBlade]

Hmm ... have you tried kmplayer? it could well replace races and real.
http://kmplayer.kde.org/

Here it can be seen in various excesses:
http://www.kmplayer.com/forums/galle...1-kmplayer.png

[Broot]

Now, I've tried everything possible with software, and the result is:
The 3-4 first music videos (not from the DVD drive) running smoothly, and then "chop department" is slowly creeping. It gets worse and worse, the longer I play.

If I must improve my PC, which is the weakest point? RAM, Graphics Card or....? Why Damn connecting a 40" flat screen monitor provides these problems?

[Hardwareman]

You just update your sound card with the latest driver, and if it does not help you enough to invest in a new sound card.
The name of your sound card, see the Device Manager.

[Broot]

The name of your sound card, see the Device Manager.

I am running with a brand new Creative X-fi sound card (USB).

[Hardwareman]

Fine enough, but nothing happens, download the latest driver for your card if it does not work either and if you still have warranty on it, send it.