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  1. 18th Aug 2004 17:34 #1
    ezrider
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    No matter how many settings I change in the Divx Codec, I always see the same playback hesitation or pauses in the encoded movie. I have a verified Divx 50 encoder. Was wodering if anyone else encountered something similar like this.....and if there was a solution for it.
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  2. 18th Aug 2004 17:36 #2
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    Why don't you upgrade you encoder?

    Divx is now up to 5.2
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  3. 18th Aug 2004 17:38 #3
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    Yeah, thats exactly what I got: 5.2.0
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    Well you said a second ago you had 5.0
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    What is the original source?
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  6. 18th Aug 2004 17:55 #6
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    Its a VOB file

    MPEG-2 Video
    Dolby AC3 384 kbps 48 KHz 6 Channels : "C:\MOVIE\VTS_01_1.vob"
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  7. 18th Aug 2004 18:15 #7
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    how fast (or slow) is your CPU?
    "speed's just a question of money. How fast can you go?" - Mad Max, 1979
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  8. 18th Aug 2004 18:23 #8
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    Gotta a P4 1.6 ghz, 512 MB Ram, Nvidia Geforce 5200 128mb ddr card. Plays any movie dvd,etc great.....except after encocding with this divx format.
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