So I disconnected my internet to make sure there were no net-related buggaboos sucking resources (and that Norton was not sucking resources) and ran the videos and the videos still stuttered and popped, with occasional 100% CPU usage. i did defrag and am running about 50% disk space, ran Super-Antispyware and MAB, not much came up except for tracking cookies. Yeah, while rabiddog's post was well-intentioned and undeniably true, I have been playing video on this comp for years without this problem until a few weeks ago. Sometimes a system restore to an earlier date can help. I'm also wondering if you recently installed a program about the same time as the problems started. A simple program like CPU-Z will give you most of the needed info: Posting your computer details would also help. I would also run some scans for trojans and other malware as that may be the real problem. Either your computer is running slow, or there is something running in the background stealing CPU cycles.
If the problem also happens with Netflix, then that sounds like more of a general computer problem. Some highly compressed formats like MKV need a lot of CPU and graphics power to play smoothly. Have you checked your Task Manager CPU/RAM usage during playback? If the CPU usage is above about 50%, you have a problem. Could you post the data from MediaInfo from one of the problem files? BTW, 'AVI' is just a container name, it can contain a dozen or more different codecs, video and audio.
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