Here's my problem:
My church has a Dell Inspiron 1545 running Windows Vista 32-bit. I have Windows Media Player and RealPlayer installed, and I'm using PowerDVD as my DVD codec. For anti-virus/malware, I'm running Microsoft Security Essentials and Advanced System Care. I'm also running Malware Bytes on a trial basis now, but my problems started before then....
When I do any type of video playback (DVD, RealPlayer download from Youtube, etc.), I'm experiencing a "stutter". If this were a reel-to-reel projector, I'd say the film wasn't feeding right on the teeth. It starts mild at first; but, as time goes on, the "stutters" get more pronounced. I've run every anti-virus protocol I know. I've even taken in to a computer repair shop....they wiped the machine and reloaded Windows & Office. The "stutter" stopped for awhile....then it came back with a vengeance. The troubleshooter doesn't cover anything like this, and checking the drivers came up with nothing. I'm tempted to uninstall WMP and rely solely on RealPlayer....but I don't want to do that if it won't make a difference.
I lay my problems on the altar of the APS IT Elite....what should I do next?....preferably nothing involving detcord or orbital-launched nukes.....though bacon is always a welcome option....
Thanks in advance....