[Roseetje]

There is a video that is choppy when I play it in Flipplayer or quicktime, but is great in VLC. The audio is fine in both. The movie needs to be played on a TV without the option to install VLC. Do you have any suggestions on how to get the file working in other players? I have tried to convert it in Final cut to a quicktime movie but even in the Final cut player it is Choppy.


I use a Macbook pro
Video info: (from VLC)
codec: H264 - MPEG4 - AVC (part 10) (avc1)
resolution: 1920x1090
Frame Rate: 29.970000

I didn't edited the movie myself. It would be very helpful to know what could possibly be the problem with the file!

[Mike Wuerthele]

What model MacBook Pro?

[reader50]

Use a video info utility to check how it's encoded. Such as Medio-Info or iMediaHUD or VideoSpec.

The video may have 10-bit colors, or an unusually high bitrate. Or the audio could have an insanely-high bitrate. If you can identify the cause, you can reencode with Handbrake to more normal settings.

[panjandrum]

It's not worth your time trying to figure out what the root of the problem is, seeing as it is just that one video. Just re-encode that puppy with Handbrake and be done with it.