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Hi 
So it seems that on ATI that show up the issue.
I just read a post from Tony to cleanup codec thing : https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/838555-post2.html
Maybe you can give a try ?
Thanks
So it seems that on ATI that show up the issue.
I just read a post from Tony to cleanup codec thing : https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/838555-post2.html
Maybe you can give a try ?
Thanks
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Ok, I gave the programms a whirl. Had to run filmerit in admin mode, and the result is 0 errors. CCcleaner took care of a lot of issues, I just okayed all of em without any thought. And ofcourse... the result is still the same. Heavy judder.
BUT, I also found out it defenately has something to do with the file itself. When I rename the file from .avi to .mkv the problem is gone! Flawless playback. But as soon as the .avi is restored, the stutter is there.
Could it be I am using an old or buggy mediainfo.dll? Question is ofcourse, could this cause this in the first place.
I am now using latest (todays) SAF6, unlocked. Does SAF make a difference in handling/splitting between mkv's and avi's?
Anyway. I think we can conclude now that it is mainly a file issue, not a codec issue. Weird thing is only, that you dont see the stutter with nvidia.
Heavy judder.BUT, I also found out it defenately has something to do with the file itself. When I rename the file from .avi to .mkv the problem is gone! Flawless playback. But as soon as the .avi is restored, the stutter is there.
Could it be I am using an old or buggy mediainfo.dll? Question is ofcourse, could this cause this in the first place.
I am now using latest (todays) SAF6, unlocked. Does SAF make a difference in handling/splitting between mkv's and avi's?
Anyway. I think we can conclude now that it is mainly a file issue, not a codec issue. Weird thing is only, that you dont see the stutter with nvidia.
Hi edterbak
That's why I just went down the mkv route, and put every file i own through mkvmerge, never had a playback problem since, know some of my earlier problems related to the ffdshow decoder itself, and we are talking about 5-6 years ago, now just so used to mkv, would not consider anything else.
That's why I just went down the mkv route, and put every file i own through mkvmerge, never had a playback problem since, know some of my earlier problems related to the ffdshow decoder itself, and we are talking about 5-6 years ago, now just so used to mkv, would not consider anything else.
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OK, new development.
I went with SAF6.06 and tried it again. Now, when I set H.264 video to LAV decoder,the stutter is still there. BUT BUT BUT.. when I select Microsoft DTV-DVI decoder or Powerdvd11, all is smooth. I verified it on both systems. So it seems to be solved / clear now. Dont know how or what changed... ?? Does this suggest it is LAV only issue now?
I will post a log with all tests in just a minute.
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I added the MP log.
The actions I did: Start MP > Play file using LAV > Change H.264 to Microsoft > Play file > Change H.264 to powerdvd11 > Play file
I tested the same file in Moving Pictures / TV Series / MP Video's. Only from moving pictures I added the log.
I went with SAF6.06 and tried it again. Now, when I set H.264 video to LAV decoder,the stutter is still there. BUT BUT BUT.. when I select Microsoft DTV-DVI decoder or Powerdvd11, all is smooth. I verified it on both systems. So it seems to be solved / clear now. Dont know how or what changed... ?? Does this suggest it is LAV only issue now?
I will post a log with all tests in just a minute.
[edit]
I added the MP log.
The actions I did: Start MP > Play file using LAV > Change H.264 to Microsoft > Play file > Change H.264 to powerdvd11 > Play file
I tested the same file in Moving Pictures / TV Series / MP Video's. Only from moving pictures I added the log.
