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<blockquote data-quote="vpupkin" data-source="post: 842453" data-attributes="member: 112198"><p>Check out my posts in dshowhelper thread (see link above); it definitely did take a while to track. I am sensitive to judder , especially since it was a long time that my system was judder-free with butter smooth playback (which did take quite a while too to set up back then). Unfortunately, I had to update quite a few components recently: I wanted to update only StreamedMP skin, which brought in new OnlineVideos, which now relies on LAVsplitter, which caused me to reinstall ffdshow and eventually SAF. And I hate changes like this as usually something gets broken along the way. And it did - I've spend some time on crashing ffdshow in OnlineVideos (turned out new OV splitter filter didn't play well with obscure ffdshow setting). After I figured this one out, I was almost happy, but started to notice judder (and see dropped frames in debug) after extended periods of playback. Though that updating dshowhelper will help, but it didn't improve things by much. </p><p></p><p>But such weird symptoms were only consistent with the resource leakage (well, at least that I could think of), and this was confirmed by tracking taskman numbers. Starting from there it was much easier: remove components one by one (MP->MP-debug->graph->smaller graph->individual ffdshow settings), and track down the culprit, and see if the problem was fixed in the subsequent releases (or roll back to the previous ones before it was introduced).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vpupkin, post: 842453, member: 112198"] Check out my posts in dshowhelper thread (see link above); it definitely did take a while to track. I am sensitive to judder , especially since it was a long time that my system was judder-free with butter smooth playback (which did take quite a while too to set up back then). Unfortunately, I had to update quite a few components recently: I wanted to update only StreamedMP skin, which brought in new OnlineVideos, which now relies on LAVsplitter, which caused me to reinstall ffdshow and eventually SAF. And I hate changes like this as usually something gets broken along the way. And it did - I've spend some time on crashing ffdshow in OnlineVideos (turned out new OV splitter filter didn't play well with obscure ffdshow setting). After I figured this one out, I was almost happy, but started to notice judder (and see dropped frames in debug) after extended periods of playback. Though that updating dshowhelper will help, but it didn't improve things by much. But such weird symptoms were only consistent with the resource leakage (well, at least that I could think of), and this was confirmed by tracking taskman numbers. Starting from there it was much easier: remove components one by one (MP->MP-debug->graph->smaller graph->individual ffdshow settings), and track down the culprit, and see if the problem was fixed in the subsequent releases (or roll back to the previous ones before it was introduced). [/QUOTE]
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