Video bugs on Gen8 sample files

[Charbax]

Here's a 200mb sample (taken out of 6.6GB 720p movie with DTS audio): https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BzVsbZ ... ist&num=50

It seems to work 97% fine on A43 LCD (tiny hiccups? Maybe I need to test more action packed scenes), but sync seems to be out on HDMI.

[nz]

Here's a 200mb sample (taken out of 6.6GB 720p movie with DTS audio): https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BzVsbZ ... ist&num=50

It seems to work 97% fine on LCD, but sync seems to be out on HDMI.

ok, will look at it. please also aways state on which unit you tested, I assume this is on A43

[Charbax]

I know BitTorrent is illegal in France and all that, but my Google Docs has a 1GB limit. Maybe I'll rar it up if you want. I tried to split the file with Virtual Dub, but when it is split in a 80mb file it seems to work fine in sync. So maybe it is a AVI filesize issue somehow.

This is a 1.2GB AVI file. http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/2151 ... ab=summary

On A43 Firmware 1.0.70 LCD it is very slightly out of sync and on A43 Firmware 1.0.70 HDMI it's more out of sync.

Mediainfo specs: https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id ... JpAerTsC-w

[Charbax]

Here is my Inglourious.Basterds.720p.BluRay.x264-METiS (1)-002.mkv if you need for further testing.

Inglourious.Basterds.720p.BluRay.x264-METiS (1)-002.mkv

Mediainfo specs: https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id ... 7Mf-m3XGBs

[nz]

we did something for av sync in next firmware, should be out soon

[Charbax]

Is that MKV around the limit for bitrate? Since it seems to work fine on LCD, my hope is that it will work fine leading to large % of 720p MKV movies to work fine.

What I wonder is how many % out of the top-100 720p movies on http://thepiratebay.org/browse/207/0/9 are going to work.

That, I think, could be considered a kind of scientific calculation of the % of success rate among "current scene 720p movie releases".

And based on that, trying to determine approximately where the bitrate limits are going to work, considering that it's most often a game about bitrate peaks in action sequences and not average bitrates.

For strictly scientific and r&d purposes (of course), I wonder if you would be able to get someone to download all these for testing.