I would like to contribute a little with my use VLC, well, I've found these undesirable problems playing a video encoded with IFME in HEVC (X265), as is a configuration problem .... any help or else anyone what can happen to developers ?, occurs in Windows and Android, Android in MX Player does not give these problems.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/223 ... C_0513.mkv
VLC and HEVC
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Re: VLC and HEVC
What is your Android device?
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Re: VLC and HEVC
My cell phone is a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, but MX Player does not use hardware acceleration. In Windows, Potplayer does not present such problems and playback is smooth.
Re: VLC and HEVC
Good again, the video in question has been reproduced in a system with an i7 920, and has pixelation problems. Today I was able to test it in a i7 4770 system and the video is played without inconvenience, which may indicate a problem of optimization of code responsible for decoding the HEVC.
Android also the problem might be this, since another player (Player MX) looks like it plays smoothly and fluently.
Android also the problem might be this, since another player (Player MX) looks like it plays smoothly and fluently.
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