- #Why doesn't ac3 filter work with music player movie#
- #Why doesn't ac3 filter work with music player windows#
It may have always been there, as I used to use TheaterTek with ffdshow for DVDs before the other problems came up. I have no idea what caused this to start happening. In PowerDVD (I think due to its own "timestretching filter", for DVD only) it goes crazy for about 10 seconds trying to compensate, with extreme chipmunk voices etc! In MPC-HC this results in the video freezing for the time it takes for this to happen (0.5-1sec). They result in a complete flush and re-fill of the buffer. The rest of the time all is perfect, especially with PDVD - very very low audio "sync" figures - then, out of nowhere, a timeout! As you will all know I am sure, timeouts are MUCH worse than a drop/repeat.
#Why doesn't ac3 filter work with music player movie#
Certainly in a movie they would occur a few times. They could occur at any time but typically every 1500-3000 seconds. Regardless of buffer size (yes, i did try the default!!) I would get seemingly random timeouts. This filter inconsistency is driving me up the wall.įor the last two days I have been struggling with occasional but very disruptive "WAVE Timeouts" with PowerDVD and MPC-HC playing DVDs.
I'm surprised that no one else seems to have raised this as an issue, since nearly all of us are AV perfectionists! I cannot really blame James for not jumping to look into something only I am raising.
#Why doesn't ac3 filter work with music player windows#
As you will have gathered (!) it seems to me the buffering in Reclock is seriously broken at the moment - all is fine if it is not needed (well behaved filter chain) and things fall apart if it is! I suspect this may even have an impact on otherwise well behaved players/filters when Windows decides to go off and do something else for a few milliseconds and Reclock needs to compensate. With others all is perfect, but who knows what the next version of any filter will bring or what other codecs we will need in the future. My results are rock solid and reproducible - with some filter combinations the audio sync varies far too much causing dropouts or, if you increase the latency to avoid them, very audible ("warbling" in music) and visible audio sync problems. Most of you no doubt will have seen my exchange with James in the support thread.
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