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   Galdino
   Member

   Hi all,
   I have the problem that I can't save the position of the asf video that I have seen until now with Gom Media Player: when I open a very big asf, even if it is on the PC hard disk, it is like opening a buffer that prevent the vision from the point where i left the video.
   With Avi or Mpg I haven't this problem; I don't see this buffer effect.
   Does anyone of you know how to modifiy the asf file to avoid the buffer effect? Or how to convert it to .avi without quality loss and limitated dimension?
   Or, more simply, does a Gom player setting exists to avoid this problem?
   Thank all of you

   ---Edit---NO shill please!

   Posted 14 years ago #
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   Txnnok
   Member

   For avi I use avi recomp, but its more of a avi to xvid, but it does a sweet job. You can add or take off q pell encoding , turn off gmc encoding, , it uses virtual dub and and avi synth. You can disable b-vob or enable and enable adaptive quantisation.
   + a more features
   http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Encoders-Converter-DIVX-Related /AVI-ReComp.shtml

   Finding this thing, let me run xvid/mpg4 on my dvd player, when it doesnt play them.

   Anyway, try format factory. Their are plug ins for it to make it better or more useful

   Posted 14 years ago #
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   Txnnok
   Member

   I forgot state that xvid is just another form of avi, like divx but better or i think it is. Til You get into the divx plus catagory and then then the divx encoding changes.

   My dvd home player I bought for divx not thinking about divx plus, which it will not play, just home theater.(divx5- codecs below7 basically 6.8.2.9) anyway the Xvid I was talking about above was it. It will play Xvid and Divx5, but not Divx plus.

   Strange

   I'll check some later, when I get some time. I sort looking for similar stuff my self.

   Posted 14 years ago #
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   Quantum Dragon
   Member

   Hi Galdino,

   Could not find help on a cursory search but found places which could enlighten you!

   Check here for guides and answers: GOMlab Forum

   The User manual could help too especially this Preferences page, look at item 6.7.2 [VOD] about the Stream Cache.

   It says that buffering is receiving and storing data before it is played back, that buffering lets the player play back more of the actual file, providing better picture and sound quality AND that you can set the type, size and location of the buffer ( A screenshot is provided).

   Hope this helps a bit

   Quantum Dragon AKA Paul

   Posted 14 years ago #

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