[davilla]

Xp pro sp3
nvidia gforce 4 mx 4000 , driver - 6.14.10.9371
intel core 2 duo E4500 2.20 ghz ,,1 gig ram
Realtek hd on board sound, driver 5.10.0.5319
XBMC_for_Windows-9.04.1-repack2 r21038



http://pastebin.com/m7607e7fa

same this on another pc i have works in any other media player

thanks hope this helps

(updated to 21053 samething)

GL_RENDERER = GeForce4 MX 4000/AGP/SSE2
NOTICE: GL: Shaders support not present, falling back to SW mode

get a better video card, 8400GS has a PCI flavor.

[phi2039]

Please check SVN r21057. The problem should be fixed.

[lemo]

Please check SVN r21057. The problem should be fixed.

only one i see is XBMCSetup-Rev21053

[lemo]

GL_RENDERER = GeForce4 MX 4000/AGP/SSE2
NOTICE: GL: Shaders support not present, falling back to SW mode

get a better video card, 8400GS has a PCI flavor.

i have another pc has a 5200 and samething also all other players play fine does that make sence ?

[phi2039]

only one i see is XBMCSetup-Rev21053

Those are unsupported community builds. You will need to either build yourself or wait for an updated build to be posted.

[lemo]

where can i get it and how the heck do i build it lol ,
thanks

[lemo]

ok i did up date and it fixed that 1 movie i posted but still having problems with this one.
thanks alot for your time

http://pastebin.com/m5b6fe610

[ijourneaux]

Here is a mediainfo dump from a vide with significant audio sync problems.

http://pastebin.com/m560c7998

[phi2039]

@lemo: You need to enable debug logging and provide the output from mediainfo as well, please.

[ijourneaux]

I posted the debug log earlier for the same video file

http://pastebin.com/m3a3997db

[lemo]

im new at this but i think this is what you need
thank you for your time

http://pastebin.com/m4f84811f

[phi2039]

@lemo: Yours is a different problem. PM me for information about how to submit a sample file.

[phi2039]

@ijourneaux: You need to update xbmc to a more recent build. The bug was fixed in rev 21057/21058.

[lemo]

http://pastebin.com/ma1a2e

[phi2039]

Please use the 'Audio Delay' slider inthe XBMC on-screen display to determine the exact amount of delay being experienced.