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Thanks for your answer.

With all due respect, I do not see it as a "suggestion" but as a bug that should be addressed. Right now, I encountered that problem with more than 30 files. It is not something that should be developped but something that sould be corrected.

Four months later, do you now have a time frame for this correction ?

Thanks, I be waiting.

Should I submit a problem report ?

I tested VSO Media Player on my other computer, a somewhat less powerfull machine, but no slouch either. Specs: i3-6100, 3.7GHz, 8GB, Kingston SSD 240GB, Windows 10 Pro 64 bits... and a new Gigabyte GTX1050 (GV-N1050D5-2GD) as I fell that the smallest GTX card is still way better than built-in Intel...

Thanks for your suggestions. I thought of disabling the Intel Graphics from the bios (if it is possible) and purging the drivers but... I stopped at that point as all my other applications work correctly (except normal bugs, of course) and, after all, it is only a movie viewer. So unless I am provid...

I did played with these settings at the date I wrote this message but just to be sure, I downloaded the latest version and retried. Same result whatever the settings for using hardware acceleration, the multi-processor and the GDI. I also played with the cache. The movies are never smooth. But thank...

Either "MKV - Audio remux" or "MKV (H264+AAC)".

Thanks for the answer, but I am afraid I was not clear enough. Lets take a movie, select a profile and the main screen is saying: H264, 1280x720, 5,33Mb/s, 23,98Fps. And that's ok. Using "Advanced edit", pressing "Remove black bars" detect 7 pixels up and down. Save and close Now...

I tested the beta 2.0.0.54 as someone had a similar problem and this avenue was suggested.

Still the same problem, the borders are cut but the image is stretched to the size of the first value given by the "Remove black bars".

As I understand it, there is no manual adjustment for "Remove black bars". At least, I did not find it. For example, I have some 1080p videos which needed to trimmed by 141 pixels at the top and the bottom but because a mark was added in the top border, the system is only seeing a border o...

To partly answer my own question... I installed a "Asus ROG Strix GTX-1060" in my computer as I could not afford a higher model. And I discovered a few peculiarities about transcoding with CUDA: 1. The NVIDIA aceleration is good only for H.264 (possibly H.265 also) encoding. If you transco...

Specs: i7-6700k, 4GHz, 16 GB, Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500GB, Windows 10 Pro 64 bits. Until last week I was using the Intel HD 530 built-in display adaptor and VSO Media Player was giving me quite satisfatory results. I added an Asus ROG Strix GTX-1060 and now I'm having constant stutters throughout, eno...

I recently replaced a much underpowered but surprisingly reliable HP Pavilion laptop with a i7-6700k powered desktop with all the trimmings. For now, I am still using the onboard Intel HD Graphics 530 with surprisingly good results (never thought I would say that about an Intel GPU) until I buy eith...

Thanks a lot. I completely misunderstood the remux function. Of course it worked beautifully.

Merci beaucoup.

I am looking for a way to transcode the sound track of some Videos witout transcoding the video track itself. Something like the "direct stream copy" option available in Virtualdub.

Any help would be appreciated.