Qosmio F750 M14L blu ray disc player problem

when i use toshiba bluray disc player . . after just 10 seconds may be less it starts to hang up and to have problems it still plays the movie but hangs up too much . . .i tried to update and even re install but still the problem !

your model does not appear to be a U.S. model and this site is for U.S. models only. I'd suggest you repost your question in the appropriate regional support forum.
L305-S5955, T9300 Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM, 60GB SSD, Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit

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The BluRay player leverages parts of Windows DirectShow but won't serve very well as a general player since Windows will load other players for the majority of media formats.
You can get away with a limited amount of tampering of the BluRay's players tolerance of media files until you violate some far away written DRM safeguard and kneecapping the BluRay player from doing anything.
If you're trying to validate your ffmpeg composed tests of your content as part of the editing process, you're better to avoid relying on the BluRay player that is purposed for narrow replay of licensed content and equipped with oversensitive safeguards susceptible to malfunctioning from the invasions of video pirates like you defined by studio executives.
You and I understand you're not a pirate but chances aren't being taken.
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Chances are you already know about KLite since editing video on Windows eventually requires it and its hard to walk down the street without eventually kiceking over a copy. But just in case you've been living on a Martian cave with your hands over your ears, snag a mirrored copy from: http://codecguide.com /download_kl.htm
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This Logitech speakers are plug and play device that uses standard driver and are installed as any other plug and play device. I dont have it but I saw interesting movie on You Tube about it.
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Hello coltyn-
Based on the product description, it certainly looks like it may be able to be used as the speakers for your desktop set up. Most likely you will need to buy some additional materials. Unfortunately, I’m not an expert on this, so I would either recommend waiting to see if one of our community members comments on this or you can check with the experts at your local Best Buy store.
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Do this device have Wifi connectivity ? Insignia - Blu-ray Disc Player: NS-WBRDVD

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insignia&%23174%3B+-+Blu-ray+Disc+Player+with+Wi-Fi+and+1080p+Output/938...
"Built-in Wi-Fi support For future streaming and product updates."
What does this mean "future streaming" -- does this mean it's does currently work due to a software issue but it has an built-in antenna
that might be enabled with a future update? I'm confused...
I just want to know if this device will connect to my home wireless network.. my network router / hub is no where near the TV and running a ethernet cable is not feasible.
THanks.
Larry

sorry I can't type sometimes
this is what I meant:
What does this mean "future streaming" -- does this mean it's does NOT currently work due to a software issue but it has an built-in antenna
that might be enabled with a future SOFTWARE update? I'm confused...

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> I have Windows 8, recently updated to 8.1.
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Generally speaking notebooks are country specific products and optical disc drives country code is set to certain region or country.
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Please examine my workflow. Perhaps you quickly find out any error:
footage: PAL 1080i50 field order : lower field
70 minutes sequence: the same options
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