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I am sorry if I am missing something here, but how can I get this profile working?
I have CoreAVC installed on my machine which is 64bit, but I see codec has both 32bit & 64bit versions. DO I need to copy over some files to WMS folder?
Thanks

mkukik wrote:I am sorry if I am missing something here, but how can I get this profile working?
I have CoreAVC installed on my machine which is 64bit, but I see codec has both 32bit & 64bit versions. DO I need to copy over some files to WMS folder?
Thanks

Profile uses FFDShow, perhaps it is not installed. You can go step by step execution profile (Settings-Transcoder-Profiles-"Movies - CoreAVC"-Edit-Run script by steps)

Thanks for pointing me to the right direction...
It could not load "CoreAVC Video Decoder" because for some reason
CoreAVCDecoder64.ax & CoreAVCDecoder.ax were not registered.
I have registered them with regsvr32 and it is loading fine now...

I was hoping it will solve my other problem tho'
I am trying to feed 1080p mkv ( see attached mediaInfo) to my Samsung TV.
When I use just "Movies - TsMuxer" TV complains about bad Video.
When I use "Movies - CoreAVC" or "Movies (primary)" it plays fine, but after few minutes FPS drops rapidly to 22fps and sound and video stutters. It is getting better or worse depends on fast/slow motion scenes...
Bitrate is around 38Mb/s
I have lowered it to 30Mb/s in "Codecs, frame" thinking that network can't keep up, but this didn't help. CPU is pretty busy so I assume it is processing power that is struggling here.

Do you have any suggestions are there any settings that could free up some CPU resources? I would like to keep size of the frame.
Thanks

mkukik wrote:Thanks for pointing me to the right direction...
It could not load "CoreAVC Video Decoder" because for some reason
CoreAVCDecoder64.ax & CoreAVCDecoder.ax were not registered.
I have registered them with regsvr32 and it is loading fine now...

I was hoping it will solve my other problem tho'
I am trying to feed 1080p mkv (

source.1080p.HDDVD.x264.zip

see attached mediaInfo) to my Samsung TV.
When I use just "Movies - TsMuxer" TV complains about bad Video.
When I use "Movies - CoreAVC" or "Movies (primary)" it plays fine, but after few minutes FPS drops rapidly to 22fps and sound and video stutters. It is getting better or worse depends on fast/slow motion scenes...
Bitrate is around 38Mb/s
I have lowered it to 30Mb/s in "Codecs, frame" thinking that network can't keep up, but this didn't help.

source.1080p.HDDVD.x264_transcoding.zip

CPU is pretty busy so I assume it is processing power that is struggling here.

Do you have any suggestions are there any settings that could free up some CPU resources? I would like to keep size of the frame.
Thanks

In version 0.72.3 added the use of buffer transcoding (http://www.wildmediaserver.com/forum/vi ... p=697#p697), try turn on, perhaps its use will add a few fps.

I've been using this new Buffer initially. Was even increasing Video buffer from 100MB up to 1GB. It looked like it made no difference. It hanged at full screen fast motion indefinitely always at the same time.
After turning Buffer off I am able to play movie with Video/Audio stutter.

srinivas_av wrote:I am facing similar problem when I choose the Movies-CoreAVC transcoding profile. i.e

Execution error: Error (code: 80040216) - An object or name was not found.

I tried to register CoreAVC again with regsrv32 as

C:\Program Files (x86)\CoreCodec\CoreAVC Professional Edition>c:\Windows\system32\regsvr32.exe CoreAVCDecoder.ax


When I tried to run the script (as suggested above), I get a problem with this line..

if not CheckResult(WmsDirectShowConnectPin('Source', 'Video Decoder', sVideoPinName, '')) then
Exit;

Any idea, what is going wrong?

Video codec is H264 ?

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