In linux i get buggy audio with this file.
Btw. The video quality is great.
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On further testing i noticed that this format eats CPU power like hell. I guess i can forget watching movies compressed with it on my 1Ghz duron.
Previous episodes encoded with xvid use about 25-35% of my CPU to decode.
All H.264 videos i tried so far get my CPU usage to 85-99%, which might explain choppy audio too.
I guess this might be a good codec for people with 2Ghz+ box or maybe latest G5 Macs. Though id rather waste more of cheap HD space for better quality than invest 500€ to new cpu, mobo and ram. Especially when everything else runs just fine. I built this puter for home media server about a year ago. (i feel bit stupid not anticipating this back then)
Ofcourse (for above reasons) im partial in my opinion that this isn't a best way to go. But none of earlier codec upgrades needed 100% increase in hardware performance to play them smoothly. Encoding has always been CPU heavy stuff, but not decoding. You can even watch most of DivX/Xvid stuff on those little handheld players.
I think many people can't afford buying a new rig every two years.
Here's my system specs:
AMD Duron (Spitfire core) clocked to 1017MHz
640MB of PC-133 SDRAM
ATI Radeon 9800Pro
400GB+250GB+40GB PATA HDs
running Ubuntu (linux kernel 2.6.10-5-686)