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Originally Posted by Reaktor:[Dave]
You cannot reproduce the frame lag with a 25fps video file? What's your OS and VLC? I'm using Win7x64 and VLC 2.0.5 x64. The error is 100% reproducable here with video files other than 29.97 fps across all my computers.
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I've updated my VLC to 2.05x64 from 2.04x64 which was only a security fix though, and checked sample accurately and not just clock->frame visually, starting and pausing.
There is a problem, for 25 fps uncompressed AVI video(checking others now).
The time ruler and clock indicate timecode X, but the video changes frames at timecode X+ 1 sample.
Like I previously said, having the video frame appear one sample too early would have been no big thing though not correct either. Having it start 1 sample too late is a
catastrophy because the user depends on accurate information for placing event markers, like scene transitions and shot angle changes.
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Confirmed for MJPEGA QUicktime files.
@Cockos , take one of the videos, and use the GO TO function to go to an exact timecode. The video frame and the clock will not match.
25fps , 1 sample later than clock and timeruler.
24fps , 1 sample later than clock and timeruler.
23.976fps , weird time ruler. Video is 1 sample later than the clock. Time ruler is somewhere out there.
30fps , 1 sample later than clock and timeruler.
29.97df, see previous post.
Sorry Dave. My checks weren't in the sample accurate range before, but they should have been.