Media Player Classic HC VMR9 question

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THX-UltraII
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Media Player Classic HC VMR9 question

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Strugling with lipsync problems for months now. Yesterday was a breakthrough! I finally found out something which you guys maybe can help with:

When I disable the d3d (remove tearing) option I get NO LIPSYNC problems. When I enable it I get lipsync troubles from the very beginning of a movie. Lock-back-buffer doesn t help.

So, probably you think: Why not keep d3d disabled? Because I can t. I HAVE to use this feature in to get 100% tearing-free playback. Haali is also no option: in Haali the tearing is less than with VMR9 but still present.

So the conclusion is that with VMR9 renderless d3d something goes wrong.
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I've never had a problem with it.

Grabbing at straws here...
Do you have a dual core AMD CPU and Windows XP installed?
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