Comer
Active Member
Firstly lets make sure that I have my terms right, if not, please set me right
Judder: a momentary skip every five or ten minutes while the sound and video get them selves back into sync.
Stutter: Constant microskipping (often attributed to fitting 24fps into 60hrz refresh rate-but I really don't buy that explanation)
Scutter: collective term for all HCPC hardware/software
I have never noticed the phenomon described above as judder, scutter (and ofter words of a stronger nature) is a word I seem to be using alot since I got into this HCPC.
Stutter I see all the time. I have viewed three different projectors with a HCPC (Tosh MT3, Ae100 and a Hitachi data pj) and four different PCs varying in speed from a PIII 600 to an Athlon 1.7 and a P4 1.8. Windows 98, ME and XP. Powerdvd (three different versions), WinDVD, TT dvd players. And yes it's also there when viewing a movie on a monitor. So I conclude that this stutter is a part of HCPC. But I'm sure that most people on this forum have a more critical eye than I do so why does it not drive you all crazy.
BTW I have tried (I'm sure) everything under the sun to get rid of this.
Is this something that everybody lives with? does nobody else notice it? or is this a curse that follows only me no matter what PC, projector or monitor that I use?
Conor
Judder: a momentary skip every five or ten minutes while the sound and video get them selves back into sync.
Stutter: Constant microskipping (often attributed to fitting 24fps into 60hrz refresh rate-but I really don't buy that explanation)
Scutter: collective term for all HCPC hardware/software
I have never noticed the phenomon described above as judder, scutter (and ofter words of a stronger nature) is a word I seem to be using alot since I got into this HCPC.
Stutter I see all the time. I have viewed three different projectors with a HCPC (Tosh MT3, Ae100 and a Hitachi data pj) and four different PCs varying in speed from a PIII 600 to an Athlon 1.7 and a P4 1.8. Windows 98, ME and XP. Powerdvd (three different versions), WinDVD, TT dvd players. And yes it's also there when viewing a movie on a monitor. So I conclude that this stutter is a part of HCPC. But I'm sure that most people on this forum have a more critical eye than I do so why does it not drive you all crazy.
BTW I have tried (I'm sure) everything under the sun to get rid of this.
Is this something that everybody lives with? does nobody else notice it? or is this a curse that follows only me no matter what PC, projector or monitor that I use?
Conor