Hello,
I am experiencing another problem which might be related to this ticket, which is why I add it here.
I experienced this using LibVLC, where I implemented a very simple way to loop video's, namely when the video had a status of ended, I would stop and start the mediaplayer in order to repeat the file. When the playing speed was very low, I noticed that it skipped the second frame.
Then I tried to check if this behaviour was the same in VLC player, and since it forgets the playing speed, it was impossible to tell. But, when I added 2 loop points, one at the first frame, and one at the tenth frame or something, I could adjust the playing speed, and I saw the same behaviour.
What I saw was, that after seeking (I thought it would jump to frame 0 but actually it jumped to frame 1, that's the first strange thing, but not what this post is about), it would skip the second frame. So actually it was displaying frames 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ,9, 10, 1, 3, ...
I would have expected 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ..., 10, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ..., 10
Since I don't know how to post files here, here is the avisynth script I used to generate a very short test-file (same length as the audio I added).
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videolength = 37
videocolor = $0000FF
a = directshowsource("click.wav").loop(99)
v = BlankClip(width = 80, height = 60, color=videocolor, fps=25, length=videolength).audiodub( a )
v.showframenumber()
last.Trim(0,-0)
return last