2008-01-07, 02:26
I alluded to this earlier and have been trying to debug it, but it's difficult as the info bar extends past the edge of my display.
When skipping or jumping forward/backward in WMV files, there is a brief (2-4 second) period where the framerate very noticeably drops, usually to 10-15FPS. It then recovers fine. This is duplicatable on videos where it occurs. Thing is, it doesn't seem to happen on all WMV videos, just the vast majority of them, and the videos that work fine appear to be decoded the same method by the codec data in the info bar. The info bar itself extends past the edge of my display, so I can't see the CPU usage and definitively say it's a CPU issue-- but I can't imagine it is, since I'm running a C2D at 2.93Ghz.
Anyone else run into this?
When skipping or jumping forward/backward in WMV files, there is a brief (2-4 second) period where the framerate very noticeably drops, usually to 10-15FPS. It then recovers fine. This is duplicatable on videos where it occurs. Thing is, it doesn't seem to happen on all WMV videos, just the vast majority of them, and the videos that work fine appear to be decoded the same method by the codec data in the info bar. The info bar itself extends past the edge of my display, so I can't see the CPU usage and definitively say it's a CPU issue-- but I can't imagine it is, since I'm running a C2D at 2.93Ghz.
Anyone else run into this?