Problem with matroska files

[personalcomputer]

I tried to played mkv files in media player classic, it worked fine but there is no audio.
So I switched to vlc. Now there is audio but the video couldn't play smoothly, it kept loop back to the beginning of the video.
Any solutions to this problem?

[tarung1793]

what is ur system specs, and wht is the quality of mkv file u trying to play/?

[personalcomputer]

window 7 64 bit, the video is in 1080p blu-ray format

[hellnoire]

System Specs include CPU, RAM, Video Card, etc, as well. If those aren't very good, don't expect a rip that high to run at all.

[personalcomputer]

Pentium (R) dual-core 2.20GHz, 2.00GB RAM, Mobile Intel (R) 4 Series Express Chipset
I'm sorry because I don't know much about hardwares. Is it sufficient? If not, what can I do?

[luffy]

Pentium (R) dual-core 2.20GHz, 2.00GB RAM, Mobile Intel (R) 4 Series Express Chipset
I'm sorry because I don't know much about hardwares. Is it sufficient? If not, what can I do?

No, the computer won't play 1080p. It's a shi**y laptop GPU.

[personalcomputer]

Then may i know what is the minimum requirements to play 1080p video? So that i can find myself another new computer.
Thank you.

[luffy]

Minimum Requirements:
Processor: 2.4Ghz (dual core) or 3.5Ghz (single Core) processor.
Graphics: Nvidia/ATi having bare minimum 256MB Video RAM and core clock 600Mhz.
Do you watch it on a laptop screen?

[personalcomputer]

Yes, so it is not about the software but my hardware to be blame?

[hal9000]

Maybe you could try a 720p video? You won't notice much difference on a laptop screen anyway and it'll be easier on your system.
Does the 1080p video on MPC:HC play smoothly even though there's no sound? Do the files have multiple audio tracks?

EDIT: Just tried a 1080p Mkv on my 6 yr old single core 1.8/1gig/128mb X600 GFX laptop using MPC and playback was perfect so I would say the min specs listed above are inaccurate and you should look at other things first before worrying about new hardware.