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<blockquote data-quote="Bernard" data-source="post: 973656" data-attributes="member: 120430">Haha, RoChess, you are a genius! &nbsp;I was going to cross-question your suggestion, but then thought maybe I should just try it. So I went and set all my codecs to &quot;not LAV&quot; (whatever was available) and it solved the problem.&nbsp;Now where I don't follow is why this problem does not show up on Moving Pictures as well? I mostly view AVI encoded movies and tv series, but also mp4, but they all struggled on TV-Series, but not on Moving Pictures. (Or I don't understand the root of your explanation here!)&nbsp;So what you're saying now, is that LAV will not work. Or am I missing a fix for making LAV work fine in your explanation as well? I have no need for LAV, I like to use it because of it being OpenSource and well though out (Same reason I use Xvid and not DivX for encoding). But I don't know a lot about video decoding, so I don't even see the difference between LAV and other codecs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bernard, post: 973656, member: 120430"] Haha, RoChess, you are a genius! I was going to cross-question your suggestion, but then thought maybe I should just try it. So I went and set all my codecs to "not LAV" (whatever was available) and it solved the problem. Now where I don't follow is why this problem does not show up on Moving Pictures as well? I mostly view AVI encoded movies and tv series, but also mp4, but they all struggled on TV-Series, but not on Moving Pictures. (Or I don't understand the root of your explanation here!) So what you're saying now, is that LAV will not work. Or am I missing a fix for making LAV work fine in your explanation as well? I have no need for LAV, I like to use it because of it being OpenSource and well though out (Same reason I use Xvid and not DivX for encoding). But I don't know a lot about video decoding, so I don't even see the difference between LAV and other codecs. [/QUOTE]

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