Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

The way I can describe it is that everything seems a little choppy like a video game with slightly low fps...it's especially noticeable when the scene is panning...it is not choppy like if the cpu cannot keep up with the transcoding needs...just slightly slow looking...my settings are set to 29.997fps...any other ideas?

pdawg17 wrote:The way I can describe it is that everything seems a little choppy like a video game with slightly low fps...it's especially noticeable when the scene is panning...it is not choppy like if the cpu cannot keep up with the transcoding needs...just slightly slow looking...my settings are set to 29.997fps...any other ideas?

Right-click in the list of films you can perform transcoding test, what transcoding speed (fps)?

Eugene wrote:

pdawg17 wrote:The way I can describe it is that everything seems a little choppy like a video game with slightly low fps...it's especially noticeable when the scene is panning...it is not choppy like if the cpu cannot keep up with the transcoding needs...just slightly slow looking...my settings are set to 29.997fps...any other ideas?

Right-click in the list of films you can perform transcoding test, what transcoding speed (fps)?

Thanks for the reply...fps (listed after "frame") hovers around 70...one thing to note though is that when the test starts it says "seems stream 0 codec frame rate differs from container frame rate: 47.95 (48000/1001) -> 24.00 (24/1)...is there a setting I should check?

Btw...the slight choppiness is more evident on my Directv box...when I play the same file on my PS3 it looks smoother...is that because it does not need to be transcoded (it is an mkv file)?