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Mene isto taj judder jako smeta. To je po meni jedan od najvećih nedostataka pc-a kao home theater sustava i sigurno je da su vrhunski dvd playeri poput Oppo-a po tom pitanju neusporedivo bolji, ali pc ima praktički neograničene mogućnosti što se tiče svega drugoga...
Anyhow, malo sam isprobavao s AviSynthom i u nekim slučajevima je dobro, ali to zavisi od frameratea filma, npr. ja sam u skriptu stavio da zaokruži framerate na 50, jer većina filmova koje imam su u 25fps, pa je kod 60 dolazilo do juddera.
Ali evo, da ne duljim previše, naišao sam na još jedno rješenje koje mi se čini još bolje i jednostavnije -
ReClock. To je program koji automatski postavlja valjani framerate ovisno o materijalu koji se pušta.
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The purpose of ReClock is to definitely get rid of jerky playback of AVI and MPEG material on a PC (or a HTPC driving a TV, a flat panel, or a video-projector).
It's a DirectShow filter which is loaded in place of the default directsound audio renderer.
It provides a new reference clock that is locked to the video card hardware clock, in order to ensure that frames are played at the exact speed of what is expected by the video card vertical sync.
It also provides a frame rate adaptator for media files that do not match a multiple of the video card refresh rate (ex: playback of 23,976fps IVTC NTSC on a PAL TV).
The combination of the two will give you the true experience of smooth playback with your PC.
Finally it is an audio renderer with hardware or software rate adaptation in real-time, multi-channel audio, audio timestretching (pal speedup compensation) and dynamic range compression capabilities.
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Jednostavno instalirate i nakon toga podesite postavke za koje video playere želite omogućiti ReClock itd. Tijekom puštanja video materijala u nekom playeru, u trayu imate ikonicu žutog sata, to je ReClock. Isprobavajte razne opcije u postavkama kak vam najbolje izgleda (Vsync itd.), ali ni ne treba previše dirati, jer uvijek postavlja framerate kako treba.