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<blockquote data-quote="SiLenTYL" data-source="post: 221950" data-attributes="member: 10288">VMR9 good, EVR badok..well i tried a few differnt files, using differnt codecs and containers etc...in all cases...FFW and FRWD worked in the sense it moved from one part of the movie to another part and at the appropriate X-2/4/8 etc speedVMR9-------i get frames so i can see whats happening in the video when fast forwarding or rewinding at every speed incriment there seems to be no control over how many frames...other than the speed of ur cpu gives u more per secondso i guess the results seem to be cpu related and not codec relatedthe higher bitrate movies (1080p - x264 mkv and mpeg2 .ts) i never saw a frame when ffw or frwding..futher suggesting its cpu related as the the number of frames per secondi did see many frames for low bitrate videos that used xvid, wmv, qt, etc..even low quality x264 and mpeg2i have an xvid in 720p (farily high quality..but not maxxing out the CPU) for example..and i only got 1 frame every second..whereas the lower bitrate xvid(like a tv show) had far more per second......and seemed to ffw or frwd with more easeso i think its cpu reliant to have frames appear when ffwding or frwdingon the other handEVR------EVR definitly stops frames altogether..theres just no frames at all when ffwding or Frwding</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SiLenTYL, post: 221950, member: 10288"] [b]VMR9 good, EVR bad[/b] ok..well i tried a few differnt files, using differnt codecs and containers etc... in all cases...FFW and FRWD worked in the sense it moved from one part of the movie to another part and at the appropriate X-2/4/8 etc speed VMR9 ------- i get frames so i can see whats happening in the video when fast forwarding or rewinding at every speed incriment there seems to be no control over how many frames...other than the speed of ur cpu gives u more per second so i guess the results seem to be cpu related and not codec related the higher bitrate movies (1080p - x264 mkv and mpeg2 .ts) i never saw a frame when ffw or frwding..futher suggesting its cpu related as the the number of frames per second i did see many frames for low bitrate videos that used xvid, wmv, qt, etc..even low quality x264 and mpeg2 i have an xvid in 720p (farily high quality..but not maxxing out the CPU) for example..and i only got 1 frame every second..whereas the lower bitrate xvid(like a tv show) had far more per second......and seemed to ffw or frwd with more ease so i think its cpu reliant to have frames appear when ffwding or frwding on the other hand EVR ------ EVR definitly stops frames altogether..theres just no frames at all when ffwding or Frwding [/QUOTE]

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