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split710it
30th January 2004, 22:14
ATI RADEON 7500 with catalyst driver using TV OUT ONLY
Using as a Decoder.... ON "TV OUT ONLY" ALL movies SPURT....
ALL
tried many movies
installed coded.. seen movie... it all SPURT
disinstalled, installed release before movie DON'T spurt
reinstalled new one.. movie SPURTS
... tried it several times, tried many xvid coded.... all movies, watched through TV OUT ONLY it ALL "SPURT" with RC1....
NO PROBLEMS showing on PC
ciao
ObiKenobi
30th January 2004, 22:48
By "spurt" what exactly do you mean? Do you mean playback is jerky and it jumps around or what? Because if this is what you mean, this is already a known problem with the decoder, posted in other threads.
Koepi
31st January 2004, 01:33
Also, this only happens when using tv-out?
Something is messy with your system (broken VGA or TV encoder chip on your ati),... can be anything like that. At least you're the only one until now experiencing that, and thus it's unlikely to be an xvid error.
Next to that, you use PLENTY OF CAPITAL LETTERS IN YOUR TOPIC, blaming xvid of being buggy, which is against our forum rules.
Koepi
split710it
31st January 2004, 07:28
thank's for answer
I'm sorry for capital letters, it was not done for blaming (absolutely not for that) but just to have an immediate view of the problem. I don't use in the future anymore.
for spurt yes I mean jerky.
I looked for other post speaking about that problem..... I'm sorry for second time but I did not find it.
Koepi,
thank's for explanation. Well I can tell you what's happens only with new RC1 and using TV Out only. Doing an argument I can only deduct that it's a decoding problem and not video card problem becuase:
with every Xvid codec previous version = no jerky
with 1.0 RC1 = all xvid movie jerky (with or without ffdshow) and only wth this xvid codec version.
well now I'm not thinking for an absolute RC1 bug but You can understund that it's an unusual problem.
I tried to reinstall drivers too.
ciao
celtic_druid
31st January 2004, 07:35
Tried any post RC1 versions of the dshow filter?
split710it
31st January 2004, 09:11
I celtic_druid...
What you mean??
ciao
celtic_druid
31st January 2004, 09:27
You said previous versions = fine, now I am wondering how CVS versions from after RC1 perform?
split710it
31st January 2004, 13:06
Oh I understood now..
Ok
using all previous versione of Xvid codec (until 1.0 beta 3) I don't have jerky problems decoding from TV out. (including alco nic codec versions).
Only using this new one as a decoder I suffered this problem. As for Encoder non problem.
ciao
split710it
31st January 2004, 17:33
Sorry koepi...
I understood the problem... Is not a bug but my PC have something not working well
Thank's
Ciao
crusty
31st January 2004, 19:33
Ok...using all previous versione of Xvid codec (until 1.0 beta 3) I don't have jerky problems decoding from TV out. (including alco nic codec versions).
Dude, what celtec_druid meant was that there are versions of the decoder that are NEWER than the decoder provided with RC1.
Please read this topic:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?threadid=68117&perpage=30&pagenumber=2
It contains a link and instructions on the latest decoder.
HTH
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