Are you playing 24fps (film) movies on a 25fps (50Hz PAL) television ?
As you can see, there is missing 1 frame per second, something which
produces a small halt every second as 1 frame has to be shown twice to
compensate.
Set your television output mode to 60Hz PAL instead of 50Hz ... or you can
download a program called DivXG400 which will increase playback speed a
notch so it will be identical to the PAL standard
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.tac.ee/~prr/videoutils/divxg400.html" target="_blank">http://www.tac.ee/~prr/videoutils/divxg400.html</a>
Ivan
"Anders Eriksen" <anders_eriksen RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3f41fbf1$1@news.broadpark.no...
> I am using Parhelia 128mb with a single RGB-monitor, and an additional
> feature display (a tv-set). I have a fast AMD CPU (2,6Ghz) which plays
back
> compressed DivX movies with no problem, even in full screen mode on the
> computer monitor.
>
> When viewing video in Windows Media Player (either windows media or DivX)
> the video on the computer-monitor is smooth and fine, even as I output the
> video overlay to the tv-screen at the same time.
>
> The problem is the tv-output (via composite). It looks like DivX movies
> played on a slow computer, i.e. it halts on some frames especially during
> horizontal movements (pans).
>
> Why should there be difference between the performance on the computer
> monitor and the tv-set? The decompression of the DivX is done once, and is
> done perfectly as I can see on my computer monitor...
>
> Any hints, tips or tricks??
>
> A.
>
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