Instant replay stuttering

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Is it Reply or the Video record option you are using cause anytime I
recorded a video no matter how low I set my display settings at jerked,
especially on turns even though I have a good system.

Ibby

"David Wilson-Okamura" <David Wilson-Okamura@forums.simradar.com> wrote in
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>I went off instant replay for awhile, because it doesn't play well with
> VATSIM (= everyone on the network watches you relive the past).
> Self-love was too much for me, though, and I've taken to watching my
> landings again (off-line). Thing is, the instant replay is a lot
> jerkier than I recall: several seconds of smoothness, then a long
> pause, then smoothness again, then a long pause, etc.
>
> Any suggestions? I have 1 gig of RAM and a 128Mb video card; system is
> already pretty well tuned for flying -- it's the replay that I'm having
> trouble with.
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No, this is the instant replay.

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On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 07:56:07 -0500, David Wilson-Okamura <David
Wilson-Okamura@forums.simradar.com> brought the following to our
attention:

>No, this is the instant replay.
>

David.. even with old clunker platform the Replays are smooth. Mostly
replay 120 sec landing segments (especially with Active Camera).. once
in a while, TOs. Sometimes the landing replay runs with gear and flaps
up.. very peculiar. It seems to work ok if Landing Replay is started
before changing flaps setting and right after `rolling to a stop'.

No stuttering really. Now.. we'll be overly conscious of it like in
the previous `jerking' thread.  

-g

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Well.. I think what David is referring to is not actual stuttering..
I've experienced it too and it's related to the frequency of updates
for instant replay which is 1 sec or so in Flight simulator, if you
look closely you'll notice that the replay instead of being a smooth
sequence of frames looks like a plane warping rapidly from frame to
frame, you have to pay close attention to notice it.

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On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 16:27:03 -0500, Jose L Altuve Jr. <Jose L Altuve
Jr.@forums.simradar.com> brought the following to our attention:

>Well.. I think what David is referring to is not actual stuttering..
>I've experienced it too and it's related to the frequency of updates
>for instant replay which is 1 sec or so in Flight simulator, if you
>look closely you'll notice that the replay instead of being a smooth
>sequence of frames looks like a plane warping rapidly from frame to
>frame, you have to pay close attention to notice it.

oh.. will have to check that out. doubt the period is 1 sec however it
gets the point across.


-g

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On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 16:27:03 -0500, Jose L Altuve Jr. <Jose L Altuve
Jr.@forums.simradar.com> brought the following to our attention:

>Well.. I think what David is referring to is not actual stuttering..
>I've experienced it too and it's related to the frequency of updates
>for instant replay which is 1 sec or so in Flight simulator, if you
>look closely you'll notice that the replay instead of being a smooth
>sequence of frames looks like a plane warping rapidly from frame to
>frame, you have to pay close attention to notice it.
>

Did a takeoff replay last night and it seems to run at typically the
same framerate as the normal Sim. Scrutinising it now.. there does
appear to be some irregularity to the motion.. since the flight is
being controlled by/transferred from an acquired data stream to the
FS engine.

The replays used to run fine.. but now with 4.667 GHz CPUs, 1 billion
bytes of memory, and spending 1000's $$.. we don't want any single
break from the most fluid motion.. do we?? { grin }


-G

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A partial update: about the time I got seriously into VATSIM (and
therefore stopped using instant replay), I also registered FSUIPC,
which includes a clock synchronize feature. I haven't tested this
enough times to see if it was really a factor, but turning the
synchronize feature OFF seems to have helped. Alas, my tests were few,
brief, and not very rigorous. And I'm certainly not blaming Pete Dowson
for anything in my sim. (Although I did notice, in researching this
issue on his forum, that he doesn't use instant replay -- so it's not
inconceivable that he would miss this in testing.)

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On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 12:35:07 -0500, David Wilson-Okamura <David
Wilson-Okamura@forums.simradar.com> brought the following to our
attention:

>A partial update: about the time I got seriously into VATSIM (and
>therefore stopped using instant replay), I also registered FSUIPC,
>which includes a clock synchronize feature. I haven't tested this
>enough times to see if it was really a factor, but turning the
>synchronize feature OFF seems to have helped. Alas, my tests were few,
>brief, and not very rigorous. And I'm certainly not blaming Pete Dowson
>for anything in my sim. (Although I did notice, in researching this
>issue on his forum, that he doesn't use instant replay -- so it's not
>inconceivable that he would miss this in testing.)
>

oh hey.. that strikes a cord. Almost three years ago a sync utility
called FSRealTime came out.. and that caused my tired old platform to
skip terribly.. and every few seconds. It wasn't usable at all.. like
active Cam flybys for instance.. the motion would pause in a startling
way.. seemingly each time the RealTime would update. So then.. disable
your Time Sync features and see if it clears up.

Also.. not badmouthing the guy's product/project.. it was good but had
the serious drawback so described.

-G