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Klopek
it intended that any video files used with the software already have the black borders cropped out?

correct
there's a "Frame crop" menu for this task
also in the upcoming update (ver.3.1.6) we'll add auto-crop feature

Reflex
выключать авто-воспроизведение если установлено rdp соединение.

я вот, например, только TeamViewer-ом пользуюсь... его тоже определять?
а еще если ось запущена в виртуалке

It depends on your purpose 

Dodgexander
but id like to know how I can explaining in terms they can understand, reproduce and will be willing to help, considering the problem only happens with a third party app

1. load any online service for YouTube links extraction (e.g. SaveFrom.net)
2. in MPC-HC use "File->Open File..." and paste URL of MP4 stream into "Open" field and URL of audio stream into "Dub" field.

Xphome
Turn off gpu accel in svp and see if it helps

wotefak
Hi, I have re-registered jscript.dll in my Syswow64

also re-register these files - 'wshom.ocx' and 'sccrun.dll'

I'm not sure it's a ffdshow issue but a capture device and/or video player.
Someone has to sync audio and video branches in DS graph.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1904 … ronization

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From there:

i dunno may it's stupid but what if try to play with ReClock - setting it as "audio renderer" in video player?
it's intended for doing some audio/video sync magic so why not?

the other thing is to prove that audio and video really are "independent" - you can change video delay in "ffdshow video" (w/o svp at all)
the next step can be to pass audio through "ffdshow audio" and set some fixed offset

There are no such things as IRQ conflicts in the modern era of APIC.  Haven't been since the 90s, either.  Two PCI devices sharing an IRQ is not a "conflict".  PCI devices are required (not optional) by the relevant PCI specifications since the mid-1990s to share an IRQ without adverse effects.  And since the advent of APIC (and ACPI), the end-user can't change IRQ assingments other than to shuffle cards around to different slots.  This is all handled by the chipset, mainboard design, BIOS, and device drivers.

If your device has problems because two PCI devices are sharing an IRQ, this is due to poor coding or programming decisions in the motherboard BIOS or the device driver.  Period.  Have the mobo manufacturer look into it, if you can get through to them.

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