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  1. 10th Oct 2006 18:04 #1
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    I've tried using windows media player, media player classic and core player but i'm still getting this jerky out of synch video. Any suggestions?
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    Try vlc or haali media splitter and then media player classic.

    And what is the video codec and resolution in the mkv? use mediainfo or latest gspot to identify.
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    Due to a search on this topic I did install haali media splitter and even installed Combined Community Codec Pack. This is what gspot says:



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    It looks like h264/avc and if it is high definiation you need a very fast CPU....or use CoreAVC.

    CHeck the resolution with MediaInfo, I think it has better mkv support than gspot.
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    Is there such a thing as installing to many codecs?
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    Also this info:

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    And this both according to media classic:

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    1280x720 is High Definition and for AVC/h264 in HD you need a very fast computer to be able to play it using ffdshow or VLC. You will get better playback using CoreAVC but it might not be enough though. See http://nwgat.net/timecodec/ and you can check if your cpu is on that list...and the fps should be above 24fps for smooth playback.

    But CoreAVC is not free though...
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