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<blockquote data-quote="mironicus" data-source="post: 654793" data-attributes="member: 69593">AW: MediaPortal Audio renderer - better video playback qualityOh, I am sorry. I had this issue with the stuttering and the FFDShow Audiodecoder with the MPAudioRenderer disabled.However the new dshowhelper.dll was enabled and working with DirectSound and the videos were stuttering with the Jitter Correction turned on (playing 23,976 fps at 23,976 Hz). Dshowhelper reported some dropped frames. After turning if off the files were running smoothly again.Also interesting: The frame drops does not appear randomly, they are fixed and appear at the same video position again and again. I noticed that behaviour on a slow camera moving up scene and the video dropped frames always at the same position - even after dozens of repeatings and skipping back to the same scene again!However after turning off the Jitter correction in FFDShow audio decoder this problem does not appear anymore (also after selecting another audio decoder).UPDATE: I tried to reproduce the problem I had last night but how funny... I can't! The video is running smoothly with the jitter correction turned on and off. However the impression I have is still the same that turning this feature off might be better to prevent those random appearing stutters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mironicus, post: 654793, member: 69593"] [b]AW: MediaPortal Audio renderer - better video playback quality[/b] Oh, I am sorry. I had this issue with the stuttering and the FFDShow Audiodecoder with the MPAudioRenderer [b]disabled[/b]. However the new dshowhelper.dll was enabled and working with DirectSound and the videos were stuttering with the Jitter Correction turned on (playing 23,976 fps at 23,976 Hz). Dshowhelper reported some dropped frames. After turning if off the files were running smoothly again. Also interesting: The frame drops does not appear randomly, they are fixed and appear at the same video position again and again. I noticed that behaviour on a slow camera moving up scene and the video dropped frames always at the same position - even after dozens of repeatings and skipping back to the same scene again! However after turning off the Jitter correction in FFDShow audio decoder this problem does not appear anymore (also after selecting another audio decoder). UPDATE: I tried to reproduce the problem I had last night but how funny... I can't! The video is running smoothly with the jitter correction turned on and off. However the impression I have is still the same that turning this feature off might be better to prevent those random appearing stutters. [/QUOTE]

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