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Discerptor · 2008-08-22, 15:52

Only two more common things I can think of at the moment: check your Energy Saver Preferences (one of the system preference pane in Mac OS X) to make sure you're not on "Better Energy Savings" mode, and try playing with the different options for framedrop in your MPlayer OSX Extended preferences under the Video tab.

EDIT: Also make sure you're not running on zero free RAM (spotlight for "Activity Monitor")

EDIT: Also try changing the Video Output in the "Display" tab of the MPlayer OSX Extended preferences to CoreVideo and see if that makes a difference.

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Discerptor ANIUE!111 Join Date: Oct 2006	Only two more common things I can think of at the moment: check your Energy Saver Preferences (one of the system preference pane in Mac OS X) to make sure you're not on "Better Energy Savings" mode, and try playing with the different options for framedrop in your MPlayer OSX Extended preferences under the Video tab. EDIT: Also make sure you're not running on zero free RAM (spotlight for "Activity Monitor") EDIT: Also try changing the Video Output in the "Display" tab of the MPlayer OSX Extended preferences to CoreVideo and see if that makes a difference. Last edited by Discerptor; 2008-08-22 at 18:38.