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2006-06-14, 08:43 PM (This post was last modified: 2006-06-14, 09:37 PM by dunni.)
I'm having problems getting DVD playback to work properly. With the system default decoder the picture was blocky.

I then tried the Cyberlink decoder and the picture was fine but every few seconds it plays speeded up for the next few seconds.

I also installed a WinDVD trial and tried the InterVideo decoder but that was worse. It did the speeding up thing and I didn't even get a picture sometimes.

PowerDVD plays DVDs fine with no speed up, so maybe it's not the decoder. Any suggestions? All my logs from just after getting the speed up with the Cyberlink decoder are attached.

Edit: I should have mentioned I'm using version 0.97.9
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2006-06-16, 03:56 AM
Quote:20:58:04.859 VERBOSE Graph contains the following filters:
20:58:04.859 VERBOSE - Default DirectSound Device
20:58:04.859 VERBOSE - Video Renderer 0004
20:58:04.859 VERBOSE - Video Renderer
20:58:04.859 VERBOSE - DScaler Audio Decoder
20:58:04.859 VERBOSE - Overlay Mixer2
20:58:04.859 VERBOSE - CyberLink Video/SP Decoder
20:58:04.859 VERBOSE - DVD Navigator
If you try using a different audio decoder, does it help?
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2006-06-16, 07:29 PM
sub Wrote:If you try using a different audio decoder, does it help?
Yes it does! I changed everything to Cyberlink and it works great now. I should have thought to try that, it just didn't seem like an audio thing to me. Thank you very much.
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2006-06-16, 07:36 PM
The audio acts as a clock for timing during video playback.

Good to hear its working for you.
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