Le jeudi 30 août 2007 à 10:12 -0500, Brad Griffith a écrit : > > > 1) I watched an h.264 encoded video (encoded with HandBrake) and it > > > looked great. However, after adjusting volume or seeking, the > > > audio/video sync would get bumped off track a bit. The video appeared > > > to be just a hair behind the audio. Exiting the video and then > > > returning to it (fast-forwarding to my previous position) fixed it at > > > least temporarily. > > > > > > > We'll do some tests and submit a bugreport if we manage to reproduce the > > bug, thanks for noticing it. > > Great. If you need a sample file, I could rip just a chapter or two > using the same settings and post it to the appropriate ticket in trac. >
Yes, can you please file a new ticket? And put files on a website if they are too big for trac. I tried that file: http://images.apple.com/movies/paramount/bee_movie/bee_movie-tlr4_h640w.mov But had no sync issue, maybe it's just too short. > > > 2) Whenever there is a lot of movement on the screen, a big sweeping > > > motion of the camera, the movement gets a bit jerky as if it's > > > dropping frames. I'm running this on an Athlon X2 4600+ and, at least > > > judging from top output, am only using about 20% of one core to play > > > this video. The video chip is an on-board Nvidia GeForce. And > > > playing the same video in mplayer or other players doesn't exhibit > > > these problems. One possibility that crossed my mind was enabling > > > XvMC, but I couldn't determine if that was possible for gstreamer. > > > > > > > Seems like you have vsync issues? Are you using the free or proprietary > > drivers? Pigment supports vsync for the proprietary drivers, right Loïc > > (Molinari) ? :) > > I'm using the proprietary nvidia drivers and have the "Sync to VBlank" > options checked for "Video Texture Adaptor," "Open GL Settings > > Sync to VBlank" and "Video Blitter Adaptor" in nvidia-settings. The > video doesn't tear or anything like that, just gets a bit jerky. > > > > 7) I encountered a confusing behaviour when browsing music by folder, > > > which perhaps shouldn't be the item selected by default when going > > > into Audio. My music folder is organized by artist and then album. I > > > browsed to "Andrew Bird," then "Armchair Apocrypha." While the tracks > > > were listed in the correct order on the right-hand side of the "Play > > > All" icon, upon clicking "Playing All" it appeared to play the album > > > in a random order. > > > > Odd, indeed. Will investigate on that issue. > > The files for which this happened were from eMusic.com, which names > its files as what appear to be random numeric strings. Perhaps the > player is playing the files in numerical/alphabetical order instead of > using the ID3 track number when browsing by folder. > > Let me know if you need any more information about any of these. > Thanks for the fast response! I'll continue sending feedback as I get > a bit more use out of elisa. > > Cheers, > Brad Griffith
