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  1. #1
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    Sluggish .ogg Video Play

    Hi,

    I downloaded Big Bunny movie in .ogg format but when I play it in Ubuntu Hardy Totem, it is VERY sluggish. It would play properly for about 2 seconds, then it becomes a "frame-by-frame" experience. (see screenshot)

    My system can play Doom 3 without a hitch, so hardware is not likely to be a problem.

    Please help?
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    RYKEL™ | Google+ OR Skype Name: rykellim

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    Re: Sluggish .ogg Video Play

    I think it's a Totem problem. Try playing the movie in VLC.

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    Re: Sluggish .ogg Video Play

    In my case even VLC doesn't work, it get stuck after the first or second frame. It's weird, since a couple of days ago it did work, I don't know what happened...

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    Re: Sluggish .ogg Video Play

    I downloaded the .ogg version because I wanted to support open source. But after Totem, VLC, MPlayer, Xine and Miro all failed to play the file smoothly, I am now going to download the .avi or .mpg version.

    Thanks for the help anyway.

    IF the .avi and .mpg formats are also sluggish, I will be sure to post back here!
    RYKEL™ | Google+ OR Skype Name: rykellim

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    Re: Sluggish .ogg Video Play

    Hi,

    I think I found the problem...

    My screen resolution is 1280x800 but the version I downloaded was 1920x1080.

    I downloaded the 1280x700 version (both .ogg and .avi) and both ran fine without a hitch. Between these two files, the .ogg filesize is half of the .avi, which means it is a space-saver. I am using earphones, so I cannot discern any sound quality differences between the two.

    Could you please confirm that my conclusion is right? Thanks!
    RYKEL™ | Google+ OR Skype Name: rykellim

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