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<blockquote data-quote="GarenT" data-source="post: 514496" data-attributes="member: 96817"><p>I have been chasing a problem with my .mkv's that even the OP's how-to did not fix, maybe you guys can help. I am using ffdshow, and even tried CoreAVC, but i am still getting a stuttering of my video stream at the beginning of a movie. If I Fast Forward 15 seconds it almost always fixes itself? what could be wrong. I am running Windows 7, is that the culprit? </p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p><p>Garen</p><p></p><p>EDIT: I FINALLY got it fixed!!!! Turns out it is a windows 7 issue. I finally was able to get graphedit to run during MP and see that it was not using what I had designated for my MKV's and learned that Win7 defaults to their video decoder no matter what you pick in MP. So I downloaded the <a href="http://www.codecguide.com/windows7_preferred_filter_tweaker.htm" target="_blank">Preferred Codec tweaker</a>, and it worked right away!! No more video stuttering and frame dropping!!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GarenT, post: 514496, member: 96817"] I have been chasing a problem with my .mkv's that even the OP's how-to did not fix, maybe you guys can help. I am using ffdshow, and even tried CoreAVC, but i am still getting a stuttering of my video stream at the beginning of a movie. If I Fast Forward 15 seconds it almost always fixes itself? what could be wrong. I am running Windows 7, is that the culprit? Thanks, Garen EDIT: I FINALLY got it fixed!!!! Turns out it is a windows 7 issue. I finally was able to get graphedit to run during MP and see that it was not using what I had designated for my MKV's and learned that Win7 defaults to their video decoder no matter what you pick in MP. So I downloaded the [URL="http://www.codecguide.com/windows7_preferred_filter_tweaker.htm"]Preferred Codec tweaker[/URL], and it worked right away!! No more video stuttering and frame dropping!!!! [/QUOTE]
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