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If the GPUs with PureVideo is so bad for fast playback - what can you then buy if you want a separate GPU?

high "rates" ??? (but thanks for your answer)

I have a i5-4790K - When I increase the speed (fast forward) to ie. 70X - There is no problems Now i got a used GTX-650 - Nok I can only increase the speed to 8X. All speeds above will make VLC to freeze a picture What can I do - to get the same experience from the Intels "APU" built-in gr...

Now I am using VLC 3.0
Unfortunately, I have to say that it only got worse
Things get unstable already at a speed of 4X - 8x

I really love the quick "record-what-you-see" feature of VLC (Red Record (capture) Button). It has working well for many years now. But Now I have some problems with a bunch of old MPEG-2 Video files The result of hitting the record button is that I got a ".ts-file" with the trim...

As I can see the newest official version is 2.x.x???
(anyhow thanks for the advice)

Setting it to debug - I got: vcodec warning: More than 4 late frames, dropping frame core debug: discarded audio buffer core debug: discarded audio buffer core debug: discarded audio buffer core debug: discarded audio buffer core debug: discarded audio buffer core debug: discarded audio buffer core ...

Hello and thanks for your reply

There are no problems with the disk Use - rather the the CPU speed of my I5 2500K - At a speed of 16X I got a CPU-usage og 55% and I got the following error message:
avcodec error: more than 5 seconds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?)

Do people understand the problem?

I like to do many fast seeks of some of my video-files. The videoformat of those videofiles are in MPEG-TS, AVC 1280 x 720 pixels 50.000 FPS (and mpeg2 audio) Everything is Fine with a speed of 8X - but when trying to increase the speed to 16X, the video freezes I have done everything which is liste...

Thanks - I tried for the third time - and it works - apparently, cause vlc only convert the half of the file.
I.e. if the video is one hour, the converted file is about ½ hour???

Yes i find out - also have I tried your tip with the Concert.bat file. But the files is not converted - I tried to omit the "vlc://quit" part and there - and then there was a lot of warning message and so on By doing it via the convert funktion in the file-menu of VLC - there is no trouble...

If I do so I got a message "%%a was not expected at this time." (translated from danish)

I have tried to find a easy way of transcoding a folder of .ts files to mpeg2 I have been reeding some stuff in this forum and VideoLAN Wiki and this is what i have learned (perhaps not much :-() The folder is called D:\Recorded The new Folder is goind to be called "E:\Converted" I open th...

Thanks for your backing me up in my points

Just want to correct a little thing: My original post is from June - this year and not 3 years ago (I guess you have focus on the Day I joined the forum)

I guess many more features is able in the command line Therefore I tried to understand this “VLC-1-1-x command-line help” http://wiki.videolan.org/VLC-1-1-x_command-line_help But when you are a absolute beginner it is hard to understand There should be a basic beginner (idiot, if you will) guide – I...

MPEG encoding (MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4) are always lossy, so don't use that as output if you want to keep quality intact. Same for WMV, VLC doesn't support lossless Windows Media Encoding, only lossy ones. Well if you are using AVIDemux which kind of output format will you suggest the FLV-file (D...

Thank you very much for your advice I think yes - I have tried the AVIdemux - as I remember the program, it is very bad to - in a easy way - to multihandle many clips and breaking down a clip into multiple segments in one workflow Also I am trying not to install to many programs - it slows down the ...

Maybe it is not possible to not obtain a little loss - but then as less as possible

My video editing program cannot deal with .FLV files (that is Flash Video files)

The codec of the FLV-file:
VP6F
356X240
29.981 Fps
398 kbps
(sound mp3 96 kbps)

Thanks a lot again - it really works fine - now I can edit my Vob-files

Thanks a lot - but I do not know what "remux" is - where can I find info about that?

Can the VLC do that - I cannot figure it out