I need a miracle video player

[Andreas Furumo]

Hi all,

I'm looking for a videoplayer that can play M2TS videos 4x the speed, if you know what I mean (sorry, my English isn't that good)? I've tried VLC, but the video freezes.

[Baldrick]

Maybe MPCHC, Player->Increase Rate.

[Andreas Furumo]

Maybe MPCHC, Player->Increase Rate.

It only goes 2x the speed.

[jagabo]

AviSynth: AssumeFPS(4x actual fps). For example, for a 30 fps video

DirectShowSource("video.ext")
AssumeFPS(120)

Your computer may have trouble keeping up though. If you only want to see every 4th frame in addition to playing 4x faster:

DirectShowSource("video.ext")
AssumeFPS(120)
SelectEvery(4,0)

The audio will go out of sync.

[Andreas Furumo]

How does AVISYNTH work? I've installed it, but can't open the software anywhere?

[jagabo]

You create a text script with an editor like notepad. Give the script the extension .AVS. Open the .AVS file with any media player.

I just noticed that VLC will let you play at 4x speed. Both the video and audio speed up.

[Andreas Furumo]

Doesn't seem to work, the video just freezes, but the audio keeps going.

[jman98]

Have you considered the possibility that there is not any player that can do this? Most players won't play audio at all for anything faster than 2x.

[Andreas Furumo]

Damn the audio. I just need the video so I can look through 10 hours of footage in 2-3 hours.

Looks like I have to give up on this one...

[jagabo]

Which doesn't work for you? Did you try VLC? KMPlayer allows up to 3x.

[jg0001]

The PS3 likes .mt2s files just fine. I use mine to play back my home videos all the time (without any conversion). I'm not sure if there is a precisely '4x' speedup... I think you get 1x, 1.5x, 10x, and 30x, though. -- The 1.5x keeps the audio, by the way.

[jman98]

Hi all, I am a new member of forum. Would a newcomer be warmly welcome here? Good day you guys!!!
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