The saga continues....
The bad news - I'm still getting choppy sound on some recordings, only
when played back on my frontend Via with XvMC enabled (I can't seem to
disable it).
The good news - now that I have switched to TS, MPEG2 recordings that
show this issue can be transcoded into MPEG4, without the problems of
the PS recordings, and viewed on my Via with smooth sound :-) - whether
this is simply because MPEG4 playing is not using XvMC, or simply does
not go near the MPEG2 code that contains the problem is yet to be learnt
(If I ever manage to disable XvMC for MPEG2).
So, in conclusion, we've been able to catch up on all the episodes of
'Lost' and others that were waiting for a sound fix ...
Thanks for your help guys,
Jules
David Whyte wrote:
On 10/15/05, Jules Gosnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Apologies to "Whytey" for giving him the brush-off when he suggested
this as the root of the problem, and thanks to both of you for pointing
it out to me.
Hey, no problems. I would be really happy if I was even close to
being right. Keep us posted of course ;)
Whytey
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