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i am having trobule playing all my movies encoded with 'divx 3 low-motion'. they are very jerky, and unwatchable, i was able to play them fine with xbmp, and older builds of xbmc. i have tried the xvid fix on the forum, that has not fixed it.
i am using 06-06 build xbmcis their a fix for this problem that works with the newest versions of the cvs? i cant find the no cache option and reducing the cache to 0 doesnt seem to fix it?weird if mplayer for windows or xbmp plays it fine, you sure?
100% sure.
i forgot to ask your build date of xbmc?, plus if you have an ntsc-m/j xbox and also a ntsc-m/j tv? frame-rate adjust disabled?
6/11 build.
i have a pal console set to pal60. i tried frame-rate enabled/disabled but didn't help.
edit:
. i was able to fix my vids quickly using virtualdub (look for an off-distro version with ac3 support, if you need it). select original stream for both audio & video, and save.
that fixed the video. many thanks640x449 is what is called an illegal-resolution (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=64793&atid=508681&func=detail&aid=745204), (weird if mplayer for windows or xbmp plays it fine, you sure?), both horisontal and verical resolution must be devidable by 8 (or is it 4?) to get an even number (no comma, ex: devide 640 by 8 = 80, but 449 devided by 4 is 56.125)
ps! going by that (if that is the case for mplayer and xbmc) then 450 would be an illegal resolution too, (re-encode to 448 instead)640x449 is what is called an illegal-resolution (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=64793&atid=508681&func=detail&aid=745204), (weird if mplayer for windows or xbmp plays it fine, you sure?), both horisontal and verical resolution must be devidable by 8 (or is it 4?) to get an even number (no comma, ex: devide 640 by 8 = 80, but 449 devided by 4 is 56.125)
ps! going by that (if that is the case for mplayer and xbmc) then 450 would be an illegal resolution too, (re-encode to 448 instead)
gamester - it's 2 not 4 or 8 for divx.
xbmc's output code can handle any resolution.divx is optimized for multiples of two in both dimensions, i'm surprised you can even encode a video with a 449 height - newer versions of the codec won't even do that. i'd suggest padding it to 450 in virtualdub or similar if possible.fyi, official sourceforge bug-report: divx;-) 3.11 low-motion playback choppy/jerky => http://sourceforge.net/tracker....=959114 (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=87054&atid=581838&func=detail&aid=959114)i have a problem with a 30 fps video that only displays 15 fps. here is the gspot info:
filesize.....: 213 mb (or 218,192 kb or 223,428,608 bytes)
runtime......: 00:28:42 (51,617 fr)
video codec..: divx 3 low-motion
video bitrate: 901 kb/s
audio codec..: 0x0055(mp3) id'd as mpeg-1 layer 3
audio bitrate: 128 kb/s, monophonic cbr
frame size...: 640x449 (1.43:1) [~37:26]
fps..........: 29.970
it's the only video of the 20 i have from the same tv show that has this problem. all videos are encoded the same way; the only difference between them is the resolution.
i can upload a sample if needed.make sure high quality resampling (i think that is what it is called) is either set to off or audio only. make sure it is not video.
tsi didn't encode it :)
why xbmc can't handle it? xbmp and mplayer for windows can.@a600, i forgot to ask your build date of xbmc?, plus if you have an ntsc-m/j xbox and also a ntsc-m/j tv? frame-rate adjust disabled?#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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