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c_nul
3rd January 2005, 09:57
Hello.

I have some videos which are desync when i play them.
Firt of all, i thought it was a problem with the video but i notice what there is no desynchronization with some players.

With VLC media player 0.8.1 ( i didn't try with an another version), i have a desynchronization.
With Media player classic too.
I tested several versions of MPC.
All the versions after the 6.4.5.8 give a video not sync.
Versions before are "good" (sync).

With Window media player 10, wmp 6.4, radlight 4, core media player, bsplayer, zoomplayer, real player (the last version of each), i have no desynchronization.

Here an extract :

Extract (http://site.voila.fr/coolex/test/extrait.avi)

What do you think about it ?
Where is the problem in this video.
A special header (TAG) that vlc and mpc doesn't recognize ?

So, now, i don't trust in mpc and vlc :( .

O___o, i just retest with the last version of mpc and i have no desync.
I don't know what i did ^^;;. But i'm not crazy (lol) because i have desync with vlc yet.

Perhaps the fact to test all the versions of mpc resolved my prob

c_nul
25th January 2005, 15:43
No idea ?
With Mplayer, i have a desynchronization too

Kurtnoise
25th January 2005, 16:33
Hee boy !!

It's crazyyyy. You're still alive. It's so great. :p Do you remember me ?? If not, come back to UV (http://www.unite-video.com) to say hello...;)


For your problem, what decoder did you use ? I'll try to play back your sample tonight...

iron2000
28th January 2005, 17:25
I played the extract and there is slight tiny desync not really severe.

Using BSplayer with ffdshow 20041012.

c_nul
3rd February 2005, 02:18
Thanks iron.


Yeahhhh Kurtnoise, i remember, of course ^^. Mister subtitles :cool:

Long time (and good time).

Joe Fenton
3rd February 2005, 03:30
Some players need the audio to be resampled on the fly to maintain synchronization. Xine allows you to select between resampling and some other method - I choose resampling as it works better at keeping the audio in sync.