[MPlayer-users] vcd problems (new & relatively new)

[Attila Kinali]

On Sun, 24 Mar 2002 16:12:30 -0500
Dave Botsch <dwb7 at cornell.edu> wrote:


> you can see here, using -v with mplayer, the difference in output when using
> -mc 0 and -mc 10, respectively.
> 
> you can see with -mc 0, after I skipped to the end of a track, that it prints
> out some more user_data stuff.
> 
> SEEK: A: 148.361  V: 148.321  A-V: 0.040   76/276   0%  0%  0.0% 0 0 0%
> SEEK: A: 160.577  V: 160.567  A-V: 0.010   11/311   8%  5% 15.2% 0 0 0%
> SEEK: A: 172.819  V: 172.812  A-V: 0.006   35/335   7%  5% 17.2% 0 0 0%
> user_data: len=  6  00 81 18 61 'aG'0.006  625/625   8%  5% 17.6% 9 0 0%
> user_data: len=  6  00 82 18 61 'aG'
> user_data: len= 23  65 6E 63 6F 'encoded by TMPGEnc b12a'
> A:   4.0 V:   3.9 A-V:  0.047 ct:  0.006  733/733   7%  5% 16.1% 9 0 0%
> 
> MPlayer interrupted by signal 2 in module: unknown 
> 
> and now for -mc 10 where it locks up at the end of the track
> 
> SEEK: A: 169.013  V: 169.009  A-V: 0.005   16/316   7%  4% 14.9% 0 0 0%
> A:   0.3 V: 182.1 A-V:-181.788 ct:-10.020  709/709   8%  3% 15.7% 1 0 0%

Hmm..
looks strange...
Such A-V sync values happend to me too on my laptop while speedstep was active
and using RTC timing. I'd guess that you see a similar effect caused by something
changing the cpu clock (or something). Dunno if this helps but look for something
in your bios that could change the cpu clock or affect the timing code of linux
in an other way.


		Attila Kinali


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