Hello Zdenek,
Friday, September 07, 2001, 3:05:13 AM, you wrote:
ZK> On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 08:25:49PM -0700, Noah Romer wrote:
>> one DiVX avi that pegs my CPU at 100% (w/ 0.53.5) and averages 30% dropped
>> frames (really choppy in the high motion sequences) now plays at ~40% CPU
ZK> and we still have reserves...
ZK> (and we are still not using mmx outside of video codecs!)
Mostly because we have no idea what we could improve with mmx outside
video codecs? :)
>> utilization and is very smooth. On the downside, 0.6 seems to be unable to
>> sync the audio on this file. I'll play around w/ it a bit more.
ZK> a) I'm trying hard to make sync as good as I can - generaly I do not have
ZK> a single file which would be out of sync on my SBLive
Noah, have you tried a/v sync slider in player options?
ZK> b) - do you have problmes with all avi streams ?
ZK> (btw check if your config/sync slider is not set ot same weird value -
ZK> generaly it should be 0)
ZK> c) I know that some very cheap sound cards have really bad crystal clock
ZK> so they are playing more or less bytes per second then specified
ZK> - solution is in progress - however it would be only good for you
ZK> to buy SBLive
It is not the right solution as long as 0.5 works fine for him.
ZK> Why are you dissabling x86 optimalizations ?
Because he is having problems with compilation of ffmpeg plugin with
egcs 2.91.66.
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