Comment 3 for bug 108453

running xine from cli with scrambled wmv8 gives me heaps of :

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[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]
error while decoding inter block: 7 x 12 (3)
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]Error at MB: 499
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]concealing 884 DC, 884 AC, 884 MV errors
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]ignoring overflow at 25 1
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]ignoring overflow at 19 2
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]ignoring overflow at 4 3
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]ignoring overflow at 28 3
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]ignoring overflow at 31 3
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]ignoring overflow at 34 3
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]dc overflow- block: 2 qscale: 20//
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]
error while decoding intra block: 12 x 5 (2)
[wmv2 @ 0xb66df8b4]Error at MB: 217
...

The output is scrambled. Seems that the decoder is dropping frames although I have lots of CPU power
I also uninstalled w32codecs, same result, the decoder is ffmpeg in my case anyway.

I tried to manually convert a wmv8 file with command line ffmpeg, and the result is fine, no blocky output file

Hope it helps