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Sometimes VLC will be skippy if the video card your computer has cant keep up. An old laptop i had was that way. I doubt its your problem, just trowing out a plausible problem.

Also, what is Avsp?

Im working with a .mp4 and i used VlC to find the framerate. However it says 95, which was too fast. So i used the standards such as 29.97. I compared the video in Vdub with the playing video in vlc and noticed speed differences. I continued to alter the framerate in vdub until i narrowed it between...

Where does it say framerate? IF its frame per second then that program is very wrong. IT says 45.972

Is there a way to see what the framerate of your video is? After some messing around and editing, i have realized something is wrong with VLC. its giving a frame rate that is too fast. I have the framerate of the video between 22 and 23.976. But i want the exact framerate to use.

Oh and btw the framerate really must be 95 because it worked perfectly, o_0. That is very unusual.

Oh no, I figured out the problem. Somebody else in the other thread figured it out. It was a stupid mistake. I forgot to put .mp4 at the end if the code. I tried it out, and there are no problems anymore. Thanks everyone for the help.

Thanks!!!! I cant believe i forgot that part! It must have got accidentally deleted and i never noticed. I cant believe two other people didnt notice such a mistake. Well thanks, that should be the end to all my problems. Ill come back later on the framerate problem.

Well that is what VLC said. Here is some info according to Vlc on the video:
Framefrate: 95.04095
Stream1:
Sample rate: 48000hz
Bits per sample: 16
Bitrate: 1536 kb/s

Hope it helps...

I kinda got the same argument going on in two forums by complete accident. See the problem is that there is an error in the code somewhere. Cause avisynth wont even open the file after i put the Fps. See someone else told me to put the Fps of the video. So the code i use is ffmpegsource("C:\Users\Ow...