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<blockquote data-quote="red5goahead" data-source="post: 380120" data-attributes="member: 60852">Yes. the dropped frames seems related to subtitles.I'm going to cut a short mkv to prove and testing it.edit: try this one (about 25 MByte)<a href="http://www.4shared.com/file/88354314/6cd6f62f/CSIMiamiS07E14720p-001.html" target="_blank">http://www.4shared.com/file/88354314/6cd6f62f/CSIMiamiS07E14720p-001.html</a>when sub begin at 30 sec. timecode.&nbsp; Calleigh and Wolfe pull over and enter into the house.There is a medium-long panning. when sub is disabled there is no dropped frames.look at flower-pot to the side of the small path.When sub is active you should notice some dropped frames.My filtergraph is mpc decoder in dxva2 mode. ati 3850, vista and evr as renderer.(mp on primary monitor, very important for ati card)edit2: the dropped frames occur when subtitle disapper.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="red5goahead, post: 380120, member: 60852"] Yes. the dropped frames seems related to subtitles. I'm going to cut a short mkv to prove and testing it. edit: try this one (about 25 MByte) [url]http://www.4shared.com/file/88354314/6cd6f62f/CSIMiamiS07E14720p-001.html[/url] when sub begin at 30 sec. timecode. Calleigh and Wolfe pull over and enter into the house. There is a medium-long panning. when sub is disabled there is no dropped frames. look at flower-pot to the side of the small path. When sub is active you should notice some dropped frames. My filtergraph is mpc decoder in dxva2 mode. ati 3850, vista and evr as renderer. (mp on primary monitor, very important for ati card) edit2: the dropped frames occur when subtitle disapper. [/QUOTE]

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