2012-12-24, 01:19
what's wrong with my XBMC
I have movies bluray 1:1 rips some I used handbrake to make smaller. When I play them, everything is studdering. The video playback, studders as well as XBMC.
Here is the weird part, I'm on a PC with two speakers and a sub, basic logitech analog setup. Video playback studders for a few seconds ( I assume due to cache buffer?) then proceeds as normal with perfect playback afterwards.
I then change 2.0 to 2.1. This is where the studder comes into play. I assume it is looking for a digital 2.1. Sub seems to still be active even with 2.0 is set to on.
Back to 2.0 and it's fine.
EDIT before post: Just just enabled vertical sync and it took care of the studder before at the beginning of playback.
On a separate note:
I'm going to look into a HTPC I can set up for 600-700. If anyone has any suggestions let me know.
I hope to put in a SSD drive, move over my 2TB drive (With room to add another Hard drive), and have onboard HDMI with some capability for games on the big screen but my PC I have now will be used for that.
I've built many computers just thought what I would need so I don't go overboard.
I have movies bluray 1:1 rips some I used handbrake to make smaller. When I play them, everything is studdering. The video playback, studders as well as XBMC.
Here is the weird part, I'm on a PC with two speakers and a sub, basic logitech analog setup. Video playback studders for a few seconds ( I assume due to cache buffer?) then proceeds as normal with perfect playback afterwards.
I then change 2.0 to 2.1. This is where the studder comes into play. I assume it is looking for a digital 2.1. Sub seems to still be active even with 2.0 is set to on.
Back to 2.0 and it's fine.
EDIT before post: Just just enabled vertical sync and it took care of the studder before at the beginning of playback.
On a separate note:
I'm going to look into a HTPC I can set up for 600-700. If anyone has any suggestions let me know.
I hope to put in a SSD drive, move over my 2TB drive (With room to add another Hard drive), and have onboard HDMI with some capability for games on the big screen but my PC I have now will be used for that.
I've built many computers just thought what I would need so I don't go overboard.