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VLC Fast forward

Postby TheLimp » 09 Apr 2008 19:27

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 same catch up delay occurs.

This happened on 8.6e version aswell

Any idea on how to fix or why this is hapenning

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Re: VLC Fast forward

Postby Arite » 09 Apr 2008 20:01

Try the latest nightly build of 0.9.0 from:
http://nightlies.videolan.org/

It has better support for H.264.

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Re: VLC Fast forward

Postby TheLimp » 10 Apr 2008 02:30

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.

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Re: VLC Fast forward

Postby Arite » 10 Apr 2008 02:50

To increase the speed you could try skipping the H.264 loop filter. See j-b's post here (the instructions differ slightly for 0.9.0's Qt4 interface although should be clear enough):
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=42328

Seeking will probably be faster, however the video output quality will be lowered.

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