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rs008f
1st March 2004, 04:29
Mainconcept reports skipped frames in the main window but what about CCE? I think jerky pictures could be because of skipped frames. Is it in the video information? If so what should I look for?

Kedirekin
1st March 2004, 14:18
I'm not familiar with MainConcept's encoder, but CCE is not a real-time encoder, so it should not skip any frames. It should encode every frame that is available in the source.

As far as I am aware, MPG2 doesn't provide support for skipped frames. In my experience skipped frames is an AVI feature used in real-time capture to keep video in sync with audio, and perhaps a strategy for dealing with capturing on slow hardware (which really hasn't been an issue in the past few years - all modern hardware is more than fast enough to keep up).

Perhaps MainConcept's encoder is reporting skipped frames in the underlying AVI source? I don't really know, but I think I can safely say that any jerkiness you see in your encode is not the result of CCE skipping frames.

RB
3rd March 2004, 10:22
CCE will not skip frames. As Kederikin already pointed out, it's not a realtime encoder and if it can't read a frame, it will pop up an error message of some sort and stop.