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#1 2017-12-10 20:44:33

vitaliy.kuzmich
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[SOLVED]problems with XviD

Hello, I am experiencing issue with this codec. Actually, it is feeling like video loses some frames in some scenes, but it backs to normal in some other scenes, I think there is something wrong with this codec. I've tested it on modern laptop with integrated intel, and nvidia gtx560, results the same. Anyone had same issues ?

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#2 2017-12-10 20:53:19

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Re: [SOLVED]problems with XviD

vitaliy.kuzmich wrote:

Anyone had same issues ?

Impossible to say, your post has no relevant information: version numbers, logs, test data, etc.

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#3 2017-12-11 04:02:26

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Re: [SOLVED]problems with XviD

Which media player are you using?

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#4 2017-12-11 08:23:40

vitaliy.kuzmich
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Re: [SOLVED]problems with XviD

I tried mpv and vlc

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#5 2017-12-11 08:36:52

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Re: [SOLVED]problems with XviD

it is feeling like video loses some frames in some scenes

That's a little bit too much detailed, maybe you could put it more vaguely?

Relevant information is first and foremost the video you're talking about (notably since you suspect a specific, not very common anymore, codec) the hardware and actual codec you're using (with two codecs this could be software or hardware acceleration), the cpu load, the source (if you're playing over network I can see where you get buffer drops) the output of the video players (for they will prints warnings if you actually drop frames a lot) and of course the setup you're using (whether this is an optimus system and whether you wire the nvidia HW acceleration through an intel output) and the desktop environment (most notably whether there's a compositor at play)
Also check the output refresh rate, there're recent reports of intel/optimus systems running at 40Hz only on 4.14 what brings us to jasons initial question of "version numbers"

Without this, there's no magic way we can tell you "oh, this is caused by that" - except for in exactly this vague way.

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#6 2017-12-11 11:01:56

vitaliy.kuzmich
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Re: [SOLVED]problems with XviD

sorry for disturbing, I've tried a lot of other videos, and it is working fine, it seems it was wrong compressed source file.

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