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Re: DivXUpdate in MSConfig > Startup
07/15/12 02:54 AM
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> > Also, to hell with codec packs, what do you need divx for? Just install and use
> VLC,
> > it's light and it plays practically everything.
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> I use VLC sometimes, but it's a shit video player. Can't resample and keep playing
> sound when you change video speed, and can't even pause cleanly. Seriously, if you
> pause, it always plays at least a few more frames of video after pausing the sound,
> and then when you resume, plays the audio until it catches up with where the video
> got to when pausing before resuming video.
I haven't even noticed those things and I've been using it for uh a decade I guess. Different strokes..
The only remotely advanced feature I use is the audio/video delay. Sometimes you...get a file where audio and video isn't in perfect sync, or is slowly drifting apart. This annoys the hell out of me so it's nice that you can adjust it on the fly.
What you're describing sounds like very generous buffer settings but I don't know if there's a way to set the buffer sizes? I know you can do that in Winamp but with some files (that loop correctly in an audio editor) it just can't loop them cleanly even if you set the lowest possible buffer. It's weird.
I could have sworn that I saw an audio playback rate somewhere but maybe that's not what you mean by resampling. I know you can set the output format to 32 bit float somewhere, maybe it's in that place.
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