I’ve been looking thru the whole internet 😉 twice, but couldn’t find a working solution for me. If you also had an audio sync problem, and you’ve managed to solve it, please let me know. Unfortunately I haven’t found a working solution yet. Use sdl as audio output option if your sound start to clatter in a high way. The -ao sdl option is useful, if you suffer from a broken sound output. It makes more sense playing back Matroska (.mkv) content, or generally speaking: content being encoded with x264. But don’t expect the current mplayer to utilize all cores in parallel a lot, regarding AVCHD content. The threads parameter should be set to something like number_of_CPU_cores + 1 or 2. usr/local/bin/mplayer -demuxer lavf -ao sdl -vo xv -lavdopts threads=3:fast:skiploopfilter=all your-camcorder-footage-here.mts -vf pp=fd If you encounter jitter, jerky playback, try to add a deinterlacing option, such as: usr/local/bin/mplayer -demuxer lavf -ao sdl -vo xv -lavdopts threads=3:fast:skiploopfilter=all your-panasonic-hdc-sd100-footage-here.mts Play back footage from Panasonic HDC-SD1/5/9/100 like this: I didn’t try this, it’s possible it has no effect, since according to CoreCodec’s forum Canon’s HF100(FIXME link) records progressive (non-interlaced) content also in a interlaced container. If you are using a NTSC version, you’ve got to use -fps 60 or if you recorded progressively, try -fps 24000/1001. usr/local/bin/mplayer -fps 50 -ao sdl -vo xv -lavdopts threads=3:fast:skiploopfilter=all your-canon-hf100-footage-here.mts
Play back footage from Canon’s HF100 (PAL) like this: Svn checkout svn:///mplayer/trunk mplayer If you have a at least 2.7GHz processor, you can use the latest mplayer from their repository. I think Panasonic HDC-SD1/5/9/100 is also affected. So CoreAVC version 1.8.5.0 still doesn’t work regarding playback of AVCHD footage from my Canon HF100. Alan fixed the Segmentation Fault issue for CoreAVC version 1.8.5.0, so Matroska files can be played back again.
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