I can get Audio, but it crashes.. but playes the Audio... Any suggestions?
Screwed around with FFDSHOW was able to get a picture to display.
Screwed around with FFDSHOW was able to get a picture to display.
I got video in VLC, but it's very choppy and broken up
Plus, my 3000+ at 1.94GHz is at 100% CPU load
I wish this worked off of the video card ... mine could handle it
Plus, my 3000+ at 1.94GHz is at 100% CPU load
I wish this worked off of the video card ... mine could handle it
Originally posted by: Amol
I got video in VLC, but it's very choppy and broken up
Plus, my 3000+ at 1.94GHz is at 100% CPU load
I wish this worked off of the video card ... mine could handle it
How'd you get it working
Originally posted by: Tab
Originally posted by: Amol
I got video in VLC, but it's very choppy and broken up
Plus, my 3000+ at 1.94GHz is at 100% CPU load
I wish this worked off of the video card ... mine could handle it
How'd you get it working
I don't know
btw, this is the Daily Show clip GM posted yesterday, the FF clip isn't finished downloading ...
My comp is 3000+ at 1.94GHz, 2GB RAM, x800XT
Don't know what's wrong
1. install the moonlight player (will be used for it's decoder).
2. get media player classic
3. if you have ffdshow, go to [video decoder]configuration and depending on which version you have:
a. on the left column, scroll all the way up and select Codecs. there should be a slider at the bottom to set the merit. set it to "preferred." in this case, mpc will use the moonlight h.264 decoder.
b. on the left column, scroll all the way up and select "info and debug." there should be a slider in the middle to set the merit. set it to "preferred". in this case, mpc will use the moonlight h.264 decoder.
4. open video in mpc.
5. report back.
(you might need to change the file extension to .avi instead of .h264, .mov, or .mp4. sometimes works, sometimes doesn't)
2. get media player classic
3. if you have ffdshow, go to [video decoder]configuration and depending on which version you have:
a. on the left column, scroll all the way up and select Codecs. there should be a slider at the bottom to set the merit. set it to "preferred." in this case, mpc will use the moonlight h.264 decoder.
b. on the left column, scroll all the way up and select "info and debug." there should be a slider in the middle to set the merit. set it to "preferred". in this case, mpc will use the moonlight h.264 decoder.
4. open video in mpc.
5. report back.
(you might need to change the file extension to .avi instead of .h264, .mov, or .mp4. sometimes works, sometimes doesn't)
open the video in MPC, as it playing, go to Play --> Filters. can you take a screen shot of what's listed or list them here?
Jsut put it in Nero recode, set it to use HDTV - AVC, set the size you want, and glick go.
It's so much easier than the route I took i nthe past
Originally posted by: Amol
scratch that
i got the MP4 to work
H264 is STILL not working
this is the same with me. can get final fantasy.mp4 to play but not the bikini destinations.h264
Originally posted by: HN
Originally posted by: Amol
scratch that
i got the MP4 to work
H264 is STILL not working
this is the same with me. can get final fantasy.mp4 to play but not the bikini destinations.h264
And how about the other HD h.264 clips in the folder? I also have a SDTV clip. It's in the vids/h.264 folder.
I encoded the Bikini clip with Moonlight AVC OneClick Compressor. On my 3.4c, I get only 8-9FPS. While with Goose's FF clip, it only played back in Nero Showtime. It played back smoothly, but I'm unsure where to find the option to display framerate. I would estimate at least 15 FPS. So it would appear that Nero's h.264 codec is less CPU intensive than Moonlight's h.264 codec. I wonder how QT7's codec compares. Based on the BBC clip, I would have to say QT7 and about equal to Moonlights codec in the CPU requirements.
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Originally posted by: eelw
Originally posted by: HN
Originally posted by: Amol
scratch that
i got the MP4 to work
H264 is STILL not working
this is the same with me. can get final fantasy.mp4 to play but not the bikini destinations.h264
And how about the other HD h.264 clips in the folder? I also have a SDTV clip. It's in the vids/h.264 folder.
I encoded the Bikini clip with Moonlight AVC OneClick Compressor. On my 3.4c, I get only 8-9FPS. While with Goose's FF clip, it only played back in Nero Showtime. It played back smoothly, but I'm unsure where to find the option to display framerate. I would estimate at least 15 FPS. So it would appear that Nero's h.264 codec is less CPU intensive than Moonlight's h.264 codec. I wonder how QT7's codec compares. Based on the BBC clip, I would have to say QT7 and about equal to Moonlights codec in the CPU requirements.
Same here. Moonligts h.264 revision as practicaly unusable for me
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