Optimal Direct3D frames ahead setting
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Optimal Direct3D frames ahead setting
An older system is still running WinXP SP3 with AGP video/Nvidia 97.xx drivers. On the advanced driver properties/additional Direct3D settings page is an option for "Max frames to render ahead". Is there a best setting for VLC, and if so, what is it? Adjusting it downward from its default of 3 to 1 or 0 makes a major difference in keyboard and mouse response in games and other video players, at the expense of overall frame rate. Does it matter for VLC? Thanks.
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Re: Optimal Direct3D frames ahead setting
It should not. Just check that you still have correct lipsync in VLC.
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