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toddngina

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I'm new to handbrake and ripping DVDs, but am getting ready for an Apple TV. I tried converting 40 Year Old Virgin, but after converting using the Apple TV preset, I noticed the video playback on my computer appears slightly jerky at times. It must be encoded that way, because the same jerkiness appears no matter what size screen I view the scenes at - it doesn't appear to be playback hardware related. What could be causing this? I'm running on a Windows machine, and am converting from DVDs that are copies of DVDs that I own, with some slight compression from DVDFab. The DVDs play fine. Any suggestions? Frame rate issues?

Thanks
 
I'm new to handbrake and ripping DVDs, but am getting ready for an Apple TV. I tried converting 40 Year Old Virgin, but after converting using the Apple TV preset, I noticed the video playback on my computer appears slightly jerky at times. It must be encoded that way, because the same jerkiness appears no matter what size screen I view the scenes at - it doesn't appear to be playback hardware related. What could be causing this? I'm running on a Windows machine, and am converting from DVDs that are copies of DVDs that I own, with some slight compression from DVDFab. The DVDs play fine. Any suggestions? Frame rate issues?

Thanks

What type of processor does your PC have? .m4v/.mp4 files are very processor intence...
 
I've got a Mobile Pentium 4 3.06 GHz and 1 GB of RAM. Turbo pass right now is giving me about 18 FPS. A bit slow, but seems to be working.
 
I've got a Mobile Pentium 4 3.06 GHz and 1 GB of RAM. Turbo pass right now is giving me about 18 FPS. A bit slow, but seems to be working.

I get 80+ FPS on my turbo passes with about 28 FPS on the non-turbo pass and Im on a 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo with 4 GB RAM (MacBook Pro). You should be getting way better results than that IMO - maybe someone here on a PC can compare/comment.

The playback of the files can be jerky depending on your video card as well.
 
I forced a 23.9xx frame rate and did an encode. Same results. It must be my hardware. Time to swap my 5 year old PC laptop for a new Macbook! ;)
 
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