[vlc] Re: large mpegs -> long "load" time
Thilo Staebler
staebler at virtualfx.de
Wed Jul 28 15:24:06 CEST 2004
hi!
hmmm I think I know why *g* good hint! thx!
but is it possible that vlc skips the first timestamp of a mpeg? so that
playback starts immediately?
thx!
thilo
Benjamin Pracht wrote:
>
> Le 23 juil. 04, à 00:40, Thilo Staebler a écrit :
>
>> hi!
>> sorry..i haven't seen your post :-) I thought no one would answer..*g*
>>
>>
>> ********************
>> and now it waits (for christmas?)...
>> ...and after >10min it plays back fine:
>> ********************
>>
>> main warning: vout synchro warning: pts != current_date (-638540100)
>
>
> Well, that seems to be the issue... pts is the timestamp at which the
> image has to be processed by the decoder. For an unknown reason, VLC
> thinks the processing time of the first time is more than 10 minutes in
> the future (these time stamps are given un µs, aren't they ?), and then
> waits this long.
>
> The reasons may include (IMHO, I must be forgetting some) a broken
> stream, your the RTC clock of your computer being totally screwed, a
> bug, etc...
>
> I'm afraid I'm not enough a MPEG expert to help you really more...
>
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