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Tasuke00 · 2007-05-11, 15:25

I still having problem playing .mp4 files. I have dl the CCCP codec set and i using Media player classic. Its can be playing but the audio and the vidao timing not match.

Its seen like the audio play faster then the vidao can someone help me with this

Btw i'm weak in computer knowlegde (>.<")

emptyeighty · 2007-05-11, 15:55

That file is probably h.264 and your computer is too slow to decode it with ffdshow. To make sure all the right components are used though get this tool, go tools -> test render, tools -> media info and tools -> CRC check on the file you're trying to play, then file -> save log and paste _only_ that final log here. It will contain all other logs created.

Tasuke00 · 2007-05-11, 16:05

That's all i should do? But what after i have save the log? There's too many log in there which i don't understand at all.

Harukalover · 2007-05-11, 22:09

You're not supposed to understand it. You're supposed to paste the log so those who do understand it can see the info gathered to help you.

So now open the log you saved and paste all of it in your next post.

Tasuke00 · 2007-05-12, 00:45

Hmmm.. there so many log inside there i don't know which to post

can someone tell me what to do? i mean which part of the log.

Harukalover · 2007-05-12, 01:52

Post the entire log you saved.

emptyeighty · 2007-05-12, 04:35

Paste the final log you get from file -> save log after doing all the others. Read my instructions again if needed.

Also use spoiler tags

Spoiler:

Garet Jax · 2007-05-14, 19:11

Sorry to hijack, but I also have a question regarding video/audio timing, but in Zoom Player. When I used to use Crystal Player, there was an option for speed troubleshooting: it let you stop and buffer until everything was fine. I've looked through Zoom Player and the ffdshow decoder properties for something similar, but I haven't found it. Is such an option available? H.264 occasionally gives me a CPU bottleneck problem and I end up losing some frames while the audio continues, so a buffer would be nice.

emptyeighty · 2007-05-15, 02:53

Try CoreAVC first. There's a good chance that it will play smoothly on its own then

Garet Jax · 2007-05-15, 15:29

I don't mind buying good products, but at the moment it's just a minor annoyance, so I think I'll stick with ffdshow.

Thanks for the tip, though.

2007-05-11, 15:25	Link #1
Tasuke00 Tasuke Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: singapore Age: 41	Still having problem playing .MP4 files I still having problem playing .mp4 files. I have dl the CCCP codec set and i using Media player classic. Its can be playing but the audio and the vidao timing not match. Its seen like the audio play faster then the vidao can someone help me with this Btw i'm weak in computer knowlegde (>.<")

2007-05-11, 16:05	Link #3
Tasuke00 Tasuke Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: singapore Age: 41	That's all?? That's all i should do? But what after i have save the log? There's too many log in there which i don't understand at all.

2007-05-11, 22:09	Link #4
Harukalover In exile Join Date: May 2006 Location: There! Not there! There! Age: 36	You're not supposed to understand it. You're supposed to paste the log so those who do understand it can see the info gathered to help you. So now open the log you saved and paste all of it in your next post. __________________ "Brainpower without willpower is no power."

2007-05-12, 01:52	Link #6
Harukalover In exile Join Date: May 2006 Location: There! Not there! There! Age: 36	Post the entire log you saved. __________________ "Brainpower without willpower is no power."

2007-05-12, 04:35	Link #7
emptyeighty Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006	Paste the final log you get from file -> save log after doing all the others. Read my instructions again if needed. Also use spoiler tags Spoiler: to hide the log.

2007-05-11, 15:55	Link #2
emptyeighty Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006	That file is probably h.264 and your computer is too slow to decode it with ffdshow. To make sure all the right components are used though get this tool, go tools -> test render, tools -> media info and tools -> CRC check on the file you're trying to play, then file -> save log and paste _only_ that final log here. It will contain all other logs created.

2007-05-12, 00:45	Link #5
Tasuke00 Tasuke Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: singapore Age: 41	Hmmm.. there so many log inside there i don't know which to post can someone tell me what to do? i mean which part of the log.

2007-05-14, 19:11	Link #8
Garet Jax Member Join Date: Mar 2007	Sorry to hijack, but I also have a question regarding video/audio timing, but in Zoom Player. When I used to use Crystal Player, there was an option for speed troubleshooting: it let you stop and buffer until everything was fine. I've looked through Zoom Player and the ffdshow decoder properties for something similar, but I haven't found it. Is such an option available? H.264 occasionally gives me a CPU bottleneck problem and I end up losing some frames while the audio continues, so a buffer would be nice.

2007-05-15, 02:53	Link #9
emptyeighty Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006	Try CoreAVC first. There's a good chance that it will play smoothly on its own then

2007-05-15, 15:29	Link #10
Garet Jax Member Join Date: Mar 2007	I don't mind buying good products, but at the moment it's just a minor annoyance, so I think I'll stick with ffdshow. Thanks for the tip, though.