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Hi, I dont have the same problem with the direct relation with the time the PC is turned on. It makes no difference on my machine. I have tried the nightly builds and they worked with MP4 ok and was able to fast forward ok. It is really annoying using the nightly builds becuase they keep crashing wh...

This is a very interesting problem... If you analyze it you will find that it has direct relationship to the time the system has been running.... What I mean is that if the Windows is running for 20 minutes then you can FFWD in the first 20 minutes of the video without any problem. But if you try t...

Hey Arite,

That worked..not very smoothly but it worked. Seeking now takes about 2-3 secs instead of <1sec and for abuot 1-2secs after it starts playing it is extreamly grainy but at least I know that in the next version the problem has been addressed.

Cheers

Hi, I have just updated to 8.6f and I am having problems with skipping forward on mp4(x.264) files. If I skip forward more than 30-40mins of video it takes a very long time for it to actually skip forward. Once it does catch up I can skip back and forth to furthest most point but not beyond as the s...

Hi Sorry to bump this post up but I have been looking for an answer for weeks now and I still have the problem.

Does any one know how to fix this problem or where else I can look.

Cheers

Ok, I have found out how to reduce the time it takes to skip forward...but with draw backs!!! In Preferences, I clicked on "Advanced Options" and the went to Input / Codecs -- Access Modules -- FIle and I increased the "Caching value in ms" option to 8000. (brought it up as far a...

Hi, I have just downloaded the 8.6e version and tried to play my h.264/acc muxed mp4 file. It plays no problem. The problem occurs when I skip past more the 40minutes or so. If I do this the video and audio pause, the time index keeps moving forward. At first I thought VLC player was hanging but its...