Re: best video playback settings to avoid jerky playback?
youll likely see performance increases using coreplayer vs TCPMP. TCPMP is essentially the free beta version that progressed into coreplayer which is constantly updated. TCPMP hasnt been updated in quite a while and lacks directdraw enhancements since no phones used it at the time. Id highly suggest buying coreplayer its worth the $20 or so.
I have full movies, about 300-400mb, which play perfectly smooth on coreplayer. i didnt encode them myself so i dont know what they were encoded at, but they pull a 140% benchmark at 35fps on coreplayer and play perfectly clear and smooth.
Its all about proper encoding, as ive stressed in other threads complaining about 3d drivers. 140% 35fps is a perfectly acceptable benchmark and the video is perfectly smooth.
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