SuperLumberjack
22nd August 2021, 13:47
Hello everybody! :)
I have a problem with Media Player Classic because I have some dropped frames (but MadVR doesn't show them in the stats).
At the beginning, I thought that the problem was with the video decoding, but in fact, I have this problem with the audio when the "Auto A/V Sync correction" option is checked in the LAV Audio settings:
https://i.lensdump.com/i/ZfID3q.md.png (https://lensdump.com/i/ZfID3q)
I generally have this big dropped frames when I play a soundtrack like DTS-HD Master Audio or Dolby TrueHD. But it's strange, because my PC is enough powerful (I had no problem with my old laptop of 2013) and I copied my videos on a SSD.
So my questions are:
- What could be the reason of this dropped frames with the "Auto A/V Sync correction" enabled?
- Is it a problem if I keep this option unchecked?
Without this option checked, it's like night and day for the fluidity.
Thanks for your help! ;)
I have a problem with Media Player Classic because I have some dropped frames (but MadVR doesn't show them in the stats).
At the beginning, I thought that the problem was with the video decoding, but in fact, I have this problem with the audio when the "Auto A/V Sync correction" option is checked in the LAV Audio settings:
https://i.lensdump.com/i/ZfID3q.md.png (https://lensdump.com/i/ZfID3q)
I generally have this big dropped frames when I play a soundtrack like DTS-HD Master Audio or Dolby TrueHD. But it's strange, because my PC is enough powerful (I had no problem with my old laptop of 2013) and I copied my videos on a SSD.
So my questions are:
- What could be the reason of this dropped frames with the "Auto A/V Sync correction" enabled?
- Is it a problem if I keep this option unchecked?
Without this option checked, it's like night and day for the fluidity.
Thanks for your help! ;)