Windows 10: Pixelated/choppy (Compression ?) on darks in images and videos. Comes and goes. (Read in...

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Choppy video, all sources, 2 different PCs (long post)


The video problem persists. My ISP sent a new modem, but it made no difference on streaming video, so the problem must be somewhere in the computer. I just can't figure where. This is driving me crazy, because I can't watch any video on either computer because the choppy playback is too distracting.

I thought for a moment that the problem may be with the SATA driver or controller, as my Device Manager shows only the following, and if I'm not mistaken I'm supposed to see channels listed as well.





But I just checked a video I recorded on my standalone recorder on a USB 3.0 flash drive, and it's choppy, too.

Doesn't anyone have any suggestions?

 

Increase image file upload size cap

that's a good idea

 

Background image becomes pixelated

Hello. My desktop background recently became pixelated when I changed the picture. Opening the file in multiple image viewers programs doesn't show any pixelation of these images. Yet when I make it my background it becomes pixelated in every mode except
Tile and Center. It's zoomed in 1:1 on those so there's no compression? I can't figure out why this is happening and it's really driving me nuts.

Any help would be appreciated. I already tried setting it as my background from multiple programs. And I saw something online that had me create a file in my regedit to alter the JPEG compression from 85 to 100. That appeared to do nothing.

Thanks.