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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #9034 | obsolete | windows xp crashed while using windows media player on DRM medium | ||
| Description |
I´ve user a audio book from a e-library which is DRM secured in windows media player 11. A crash occurs on loading the medium. May also be important: The guest was saved and reloaded many times until the crash happens. |
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| #9037 | obsolete | Video playback in Linux guest to OpenGL surface is doesn't work | ||
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Video playback in Linux guest to OpenGL surface is doesn't work. Tested on Kubuntu 11.04 with mplayer from default repository (repository is same with Ubuntu). There is no any video (black window) and just error "Too many buffered pts" in mplayer logs. P.S. I try to test OpenGL video playback because X11 video playback mode is too slow and XVideo support is not implemented in VirtualBox guest drivers yet: http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/7121 |
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| #9040 | obsolete | Windows 7 Guests constantly lags by running applications which use graphics acceleration | ||
| Description |
All my Windows 7 Guests (and probably Server 2008 R2 too) are lagging constantly when I run Firefox 4 or Visual Studio 2010. Windows 7 itself cause lags as well, but not that much like the other applications. Even IE9 lags more than IE8. When these lags show up, the host machine doesn't have any problems and run as smooth as when the VM doesn't lag. When I install the Guest Additions including the experimental Direct3D-Support, the lags stop, but the Visual Studio 2010 environment doesn't render anymore, just the Window-Frame around it. The duration of these lags ist about 10 seconds most. They show up when I run the application or switch between Tabs or close the application. My Computer:
My Notebook:
The lags are on both, the computer and notebook. Settings: Host -> Windows 7 x64 Guest -> Windows 7 x86 VBox-Settings for the VM:
First I thought, that my HDD is defect because every time, when the VM lags, the HDD doesn't act anymore until the lag is over. But when I tested the settings on my notebook, I knew, that it wasn't the HDD. I hope you could fix that, if it really is a bug or that you could help me with optimal settings for my VM, that it will run smoothly and fast. If you need more information, please ask for it as much as you need it. (sorry for my amateur English) |
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