Ok sorry guys.
I really dun mean anything offensive, certainly not a troll.
Anyway my hardware is i5-2400.
The codec I tried was Win7codec by Shark007, with Media Player Classic.
Anyway, I have tried the clips in VideoLAN player in an attempt to bypass the installed codecs. So far so good.
So for now, we can assume that all my experience is due to bad codecs on my computer, and not encoding problem. I will try to review the clips again with VideoLAN to check.
Thanks to all of u for your time and patience with me. :)
Just happened to watch the featured clip a while ago, so I shall start adding the list as I watch more clips (I'm not really a regular watcher, do bear with me if the reports are not regular).
http://tasvideos.org/1415M.html
Btw, I downloaded the file supermarioworld-tas-ismmister.mp4 from archive.org directly, if that helps in your troubleshooting isolation.
If all the encodes you watched had delays, is it possible your video software's playback settings are the cause?
Flygon wrote:
Who encoded these videos?
Not all encodes I watched had delays, that's why. As for who encoded, I'm not really sure. I mainly downloaded from archive.org.
Tub wrote:
mplayer is known to have issues with some mp4 videos. Even though the status information printed to the console will cheerfully announce how much A/V-desync there is, it doesn't make any effort to correct it.
Seeking through the video will temporarily sync A/V, but it'll soon continue to drift apart again.
mplayer -nocorrect-pts x.mp4
can remedy that. Don't set that option as a default, though, because it'll cause some .avis to desync.
if you weren't using mplayer.. ignore that ;)
Yeah I wasn't using mplayer. :)
Dacicus wrote:
Kiwi: Do you notice the problems when you stream the movies or when you download the official encodes and watch them? I assume it's the latter. If it's the former, however, which streaming site(s) are you using?
I downloaded mainly from archive.org, or using bittorrent.
(Mod edit: combined three posts into one.)
Actually, all of the MP4/MKV encodes that I had watched so far had the delays, but I can't proclaim it to be true for the ones that I did not watch yet.
Nevertheless, I will try to post a list of the ones that I had watched which had delays.
Hi there!
I wonder if anyone experienced the same thing with the playback of some of the MP4/MKV encodes on the site, with the audio going a few seconds faster than the video.
Is there any recommended player that is to be used to play such clips?
Note that I do not have problems with other MP4/MKV clips though.