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Oh yea i mean all those do line up to correlate that she couldve been prego but typically women would announce it even if they want to keep their life private. Either way I was just curious since this is a high topic. Also I went thru her live from 8-9 days ago and didnt hear a lick about it...shame
 
Slightly shifting topic here:
Anyone have an idea why only her videos stutter and lag like crazy? Even after downloading, it's making my whole computer lag horrendously. I can't even get it to close or get task manager to open.
 
Either it is probably because the videos are 4K, and if you are low on RAM while opening multiple tasks and trying to run this video, it would do that.
Or the video player just sucks when it comes to playing 4k videos; I personally had this issue with her 4K videos using PotPlayer.

If you want to solve the issue, the easiest way is to use a video editor and convert the video from 4k to 1080P with the same resolution; you wouldn't notice the difference, and the video will run without stutter or lag.
 
If I were to do something like that it would make my PC take off for a while day or so. I like to see better and good graphics but 4k or even 2k to me is too much. At least having a 720p quality of that file would be always awesome
 
Well, re-encoding it did work. Thanks.

I'm still confused because I've played other 4K videos at 1080p with no issue; and I changed every setting I could think of. Well, whatever, I guess lol.
 
I honestly don't know what's going on with VLC at the moment. Maybe I just need a more optimized version. I'm running a Ryzen 7 processor with an RTX 5070 and 32GB of RAM. I have no problem with music production, video editing, YouTube or gaming, yet opening a video, which is instantaneous in MPV, was taking waaaaaaayyy to long.
 
I think this is Windows Defender (especially if you're still on Windows 10)

Go to Windows Security -> Virus & threat protection settings -> Manage Settings -> Scroll Down to the bottom and click on add or remove exclusions -> Add a folder exclusion for C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC (assuming x64)
 
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