If problem still, you know, the problem is your CPU or VLC settings. you can eliminate potential problems Card and connection. Try copy them to HDD on your comp, and tell us if there are still glitches. Or are you using Firewire? Also shouldn't be problem. 2.0 and higher are much faster and cann't be problem. If you have it connected throught USB 1 you should see it very slow as the speed is 12Mb/s = cca 1,5MB/s. Once it is in memory, you have no problem, so Cpu can achieve this too. But 50 progressive frames per second can be problem for your cpu. It seems to me, that the medium is not capable to provide enough data to player (on other hand if camcoder can write at this speed card should be readed faster), or you can try change buffer size in VLC itself.Ģ6Mb/s is no problem for harddiscs, seems to me be not problem for your card also. It has bitrate about 3MB/s, so probably card or connection can be problem. I have attached one of the videos, could someone tell me if there is any kind of problem with this clip technically or what may be the issue here? The glitch on this sample clip is at 4 seconds. I guess if other software plays it fine and VLC itself can play it fine when you scrub back on the playhead to the start again then the file must be okay? If it was glitching in a different place every time then I would put it down to glitchy playback on VLC and be fine with it, but it's the fact it is in the same place every time. I find it strange though that it's only a couple of the videos on the memory card and the rest are fine. It looks like this is just an issue in VLC and only on the initial playback. If I load them on to a hard drive and play them on my Panasonic TV with built-in media player they also play fine.
If I load them in to Premier Pro then there is no glitch when previewing the clip in the software or if I export the video re-encoded as another file format. What is strange is if I play these files in Quicktime then there is no glitch. It seems to only do it when you have loaded the video 'fresh' in VLC. Once this has happened if I slide the playhead back on the video and start from the beginning it plays fine with no glitch. If I play the video it goes okay for a few seconds and then there is a significant skip or pause for about quarter/half a second. However a couple of them have a 'glitch' not long after starting. I'm using a Mac laptop and if I use VLC Media player to play the files individually most of them play fine.
I watched through a few videos (clicked the AVCHD folder and accessed the individual MTS video files) from it afterwards and noticed a strange issue. Last night I was backing up a 32GB memory card from my Sony camcorder that is now full.
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