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<blockquote data-quote="Pat Clark" data-source="post: 930903" data-attributes="member: 123421">I confirmed that the priority defaults do not work well for me, but that setting scheduler's priority to 3 works well.&nbsp;Also, tried using EnableDWMAudioDelayComp instead of LAV's audio delay.&nbsp; It seems to me that EnableDWMAudioDelayComp is still &quot;off&quot; a little, but I can't really tell whether it's ahead or behind.&nbsp; Off just enough to be noticeable.&nbsp;I want to mention something else that may be related to dshowhelper.&nbsp; I'm not sure when this began, but it's possibly when this thread started -- the skip functions are quirky!&nbsp; Sometimes the skip is clearly not the amount intended, and sometimes (I swear!!) they appear to go in the wrong direction!&nbsp; A typical sequence: skipping a commercial, I go too far forward (into the program), and skip back less than I skipped forward and find I've gone too far backward.&nbsp; Skip forward again the same amount I skipped backward and still land in the commercial sequence with many seconds left to go.&nbsp; This is not repeatable, but happens frequently.&nbsp; It may be related to comskp running at the same time, but I haven't figured that out -- what would happen if auto-skip was enabled and the skip-file happened to be updated while being used?&nbsp; I never noticed any such effect before -- only recently.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pat Clark, post: 930903, member: 123421"] I confirmed that the priority defaults do not work well for me, but that setting scheduler's priority to 3 works well. Also, tried using EnableDWMAudioDelayComp instead of LAV's audio delay. It seems to me that EnableDWMAudioDelayComp is still "off" a little, but I can't really tell whether it's ahead or behind. Off just enough to be noticeable. I want to mention something else that may be related to dshowhelper. I'm not sure when this began, but it's possibly when this thread started -- the skip functions are quirky! Sometimes the skip is clearly not the amount intended, and sometimes (I swear!!) they appear to go in the wrong direction! A typical sequence: skipping a commercial, I go too far forward (into the program), and skip back less than I skipped forward and find I've gone too far backward. Skip forward again the same amount I skipped backward and still land in the commercial sequence with many seconds left to go. This is not repeatable, but happens frequently. It may be related to comskp running at the same time, but I haven't figured that out -- what would happen if auto-skip was enabled and the skip-file happened to be updated while being used? I never noticed any such effect before -- only recently. [/QUOTE]

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