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Originally Posted by foxyshadis
Try muxing into a stricter container (I know mkv/ogm work, mp4 should), this will cause audio skips but at least sync is maintained, which is often more pleasing. Recompression is also a last-ditch solution.
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I use only mp4 for avc tests (avi sucks), actually I'm trying with the Elecard MPEG player.
Using main profile with cabac, 3 reference frame and 3 b-frame (and alpha and beta deblocking +3) it works with a little of audio delay, but without skipping the audio or video frame.
Now I've just made a little test without multiple reference frame and deblocking and 2 b-frame and it seems to work (but it was just 1:30 of video and audio).
Anyone can suggest safe PIII settings (of course I will continue testing tonight)?
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Originally Posted by foxyshadis
Recompression is also a last-ditch solution.
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What do you want to say? Recompression of avc video?
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Quicktime is consistently slower, also doesn't support high profile. (At least that's all I need to know. =p)
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I think that it doesn't support some high profile features, but anyway it's too slow, at least on Windows.