howto setup framedropping for h264 stream to avoid glitches?

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howto setup framedropping for h264 stream to avoid glitches?

Postby koroptev » 17 Aug 2010 13:21

Hi, If I use all default settings (codecs - there are probably 2 options to decode h264, x264 & ffmpeg, etc.), what should I set regarding framedropping in order to get glitch free playback without blocking or image distortion? By default I have videos that play just fine but in case of some more complex scenes CPU obviously is not fast enough and VLC defaults to a type of framedropping/skipping that distorts the image. What are my options If I'd rather see VLC being stuck (or dropping fps) instead of this? The point is - since this only happens rarely, I'd rather have perfect picture all the time (with occasional slowdown) instead of distortions progressing to many frames after. Thanks.

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Re: howto setup framedropping for h264 stream to avoid glitc

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Re: howto setup framedropping for h264 stream to avoid glitc

Postby koroptev » 17 Aug 2010 17:37

read this already, can affect quality of the rest 99% of the movie when my cpu is powerfull enough; please stick with the subject of the question; thanks

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Re: howto setup framedropping for h264 stream to avoid glitc

Postby VLC_help » 18 Aug 2010 17:55

AFAIK the frame dropping/skipping doesn't work like it should, so there isn't any way to get it like that.

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Re: howto setup framedropping for h264 stream to avoid glitc

Postby koroptev » 19 Aug 2010 09:47

ok, thanks; I've tried turning off looping filter and the picture looks good, so it's a way to go


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