When computer is idle, annoying video starts up: How do I permanently stop it from playing?
139107
The video is set up as the screen saver. Just go into your control panel and change the screen saver and voila - no more annoying video.
1492385
There is a setting for that. I no longer use that camera, but I remember that you can disable that. Check in all settings, maybe some setting about clock.
2269570
Yes, and it's the reason I wish I hadn't bought one. Every time I open or close my laptop it goes "bloop bloop bloop." So annoying.
1823842
I would fix the problem by separating the audio track from the video track and shifting it as necessary to synchronize them. Any decent video editing software will have that capability. You may also want to consider recording the audio track to a separate file and then replacing the embedded audio track in the video. You can either use an external digital recorder to do that or use something like Audacity to create the audio track within the computer - no external equipment required.
569752
It won't play on my machine unless I do have steam, annoying but necessary!
1028123
Yes, mine does this too. I just paid attention to the start up noises. There are two "clicks" followed by one "click". They are the same noises as when the DVD tray is closed.
768575
Audio seems instantaneous when you switch but it takes 1-2 seconds for the video to appear.
628298
you have to tell it what to do then hit "start" there are features for popcorn etc that you can just hit the icon and it will start automatically
75936
I've found sometimes just reboot the whole system since it checks for an active input, I know what you mean though bro! Turn everything off and then power everything on but the speakers play audio and turn it on
1598222
The fact that it restarts and functions makes me think more of a memory problem then a power supply issue. Is the problem only while playing a movie or anything else, have you tried to open task manager and monitor your memory and CPU usage for when this happens? Good luck and hope it works out for you
1205227
You can turn the video off but when the baby starts crying it will light up. I have had to turn the face down when I don't need the video
2217267
I dont have this problem. I have another. When i am watching some video or film there is some kind of mistake and the computer turns off
1736984
Yes, it gives you a choice - "resume playback yes / no". This happened to us even after powering off the device.
1120082
Every time you turn it on. Now if you just pause or stop recording then start up again, there is no warning.
1239741
I found this helpful, good luck.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems
1995081
I have a Toshiba HD-A35 and it resumes playback if I only hit the stop button once.
1989639
My StarTech capture card does the same thing. Playback is perfect. Guessing Picture and sound could be offset to compensate for dropped frames if necessary.