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No... I found the problem: the files are non-interleaved AVI - which
causes the problem... But actually I would expect that cache option should
fix this, am I right? (and as I said using cache with this small value takes
too much time to fill the cache and later it doesn't play anything...)<br>
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Thanks,<br>
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cite="mid3D5FF2B9.1090301@techunix.technion.ac.il"> Gregory.<br>
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Haas Wernfried wrote:<br>
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On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 08:52:18PM +0300, Gregory Kovriga wrote:
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when playing a file from CDROM the drive performs some seeking noises
and the video itself is bumpy.
I'm sure that CDROM speed is ok since copying the same file to the hard
disk takes less then playing it and it goes without those seek (and sick
:) noises.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->strange, maybe it has got a computer virus ;)
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<pre wrap="">Using -cache 4 option goes even worse - no image at all (sound seems ok)...
Any idea?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->from man mplayer:
-cache <kbytes>
This option specifies how much memory (in kbytes)
to use when precaching a file/URL. Especially use­
ful on slow media (default is -nocache).
4 kbytes is about less than a second...
try setting a larger value (e.g. -cache 32536 which i use to play dvds,
works fine)
regards
wernfried
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