From: Miguel F. <mi...@ce...> - 2002-03-25 21:26:05
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On Mon, 2002-03-25 at 18:09, Derrik Pates wrote: > I know - it just seemed to correspond to its lossage. Also, just > starting it and playing it on this G3 again, it reports: > > 200 frames delivered, 27 frames skipped, 1 frames discarded > > Both the MPEG-1 and DivX5 versions push the CPU to 100% usage while > playing back. This explains the choppy playback. I don't know what level of acceleration we have for G3, but here (P3-1.1GHz) i can play it very smoothly with no frame drops. (cpu usage about 60%) The stream ep2_clone_war_p640_bak.avi has indeed a dancing pts behaviour. These are difference from expected pts values with audio drift correction disabled: audio diff = -2116 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 audio diff = 236 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 audio diff = 234 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 audio diff = 235 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 audio diff = 235 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 audio diff = 1018 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 audio diff = 235 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 audio diff = -2116 audio_drift = 0, pts_per_smpls = 66873 > and give it a try. Older versions of Xine seemed to play DivX clips a > lot more smoothly (gauged using the DivX version of the Matrix trailer > - if you'd like to see it as well, let me know). Do you mean more dropped frames? ffmpeg was updated recently but i don't believe it would result in worse performance. regards, Miguel |