Jerky Playback in Powerpoint 2004

I'm in the process of creating a Powerpoint presentation using MSOffice for Mac 2004, and have converted a WMV file into a QuickTime Movie using QuickTime Pro (file size 116MB). This plays fine in QuickTime, but when I import it into Powerpoint and play it as a presentation, it becomes very jerky and unwatchable. Is there any way I can get it to play more smoothly?

Does the video play smoothly outside of PP? Did you convert it with Flip4Mac? You didn't mention F4M, but, on it's own, QT Pro hasn't the capability to convert to WMV, so, I'll assume you are using the upgraded version of F4M, and will recommend you ask the moderator at their user forum for some ideas on your situation, HERE.

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Microsoft Error Reporting log version: 1.0
Error Signature:
Exception: EXCBADACCESS
Date/Time: 2006-03-23 18:37:47 -0800
Application Name: Microsoft PowerPoint
Application Version: 11.2.3.060202
Module Name: CoreFoundation
Module Version: unknown
Module Offset: 0x00006714
Extra app info: Reg=English Loc=0x0409
Thread 0 crashed:
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# 2 0x901c66e8 in _CFStringGetLength + 0x00000008 (CoreFoundation + 0x000066e8)
# 3 0x901cb1f8 in _CFStringCompareWithOptions + 0x0000013C (CoreFoundation + 0x0000b1f8)
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# 5 0x0059f718 in (MCPZ.stb + 0x0002e788)
# 6 0x0059f300 in (MCPZ.stb + 0x0002e370)
# 7 0x0059f220 in (MCPZ.stb + 0x0002e290)
# 8 0x006674bc in (MCPZ.stb + 0x000f652c)
# 9 0x006671ac in (MCPZ.stb + 0x000f621c)
# 10 0x0124aef8 in (Microsoft PowerPoint + 0x0022baa8)
# 11 0x0108bee0 in (Microsoft PowerPoint + 0x0006ca90)
# 12 0x010808ec in (Microsoft PowerPoint + 0x0006149c)
# 13 0x01080b7c in (Microsoft PowerPoint + 0x0006172c)
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# 19 0x010233c0 in (Microsoft PowerPoint + 0x00003f70)
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r28: 0x00000000 r29: 0xbfffe1b0 r30: 0x00000000 r31:0x901c66e8
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# 2 0x0272f954 in _FWaitForConnection + 0x00000030 (ShMem + 0x00003954)
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# 6 0x90345c44 in _MPCFMTaskProc + 0x0000001C (CarbonCore + 0x00095c44)
# 7 0x902f6b8c in _PrivateMPEntryPoint + 0x00000048 (CarbonCore + 0x00046b8c)
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xer: 0x00000000 lr: 0x0272fb10 ctr: 0x9000d760 mq:0x00000000
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# 2 0x9000ea14 in _pthread_condwait + 0x00000268 (libSystem.B.dylib + 0x0000ea14)
# 3 0x90345158 in _MPWaitOnSemaphore + 0x000000B4 (CarbonCore + 0x00095158)
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# 6 0x902f6b8c in _PrivateMPEntryPoint + 0x00000048 (CarbonCore + 0x00046b8c)
# 7 0x9002498c in _pthreadbody + 0x00000024 (libSystem.B.dylib + 0x0002498c)
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# 4 0x8fe16054 in start_debugthread + 0x00000144 (dyld + 0x00016054)
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2: MCP RuntimeZ.DLL (11.2.3.060202 Reg=English Loc=0x0000): /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/Microsoft Component Plugin
3: MCPZ.stb (11.2.3.060202 Reg=English Loc=0x0000): /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/Microsoft Component Plugin
4: MCPCoreZ (11.2.3.060202 Reg=English Loc=0x0000): /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/Microsoft Component Plugin
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11: Microsoft OLE X (11.0.0.040322 Reg=English Loc=0x0000): /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/Microsoft OLE
12: AppleIntermediateCodec (124 Reg=English Loc=0x0000): /Library/QuickTime/AppleIntermediateCodec.component/Contents/MacOS/AppleInterme diateCodec
13: Microsoft Framework UI (11.2.3.060202 Reg=English Loc=0x0409): /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/Microsoft Framework
14: Microsoft Framework DB (11.2.3.060202 Reg=English Loc=0x0409): /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/Microsoft Framework
15: libxml2.2.dylib: /usr/lib/libxml2.2.dylib
16: libz.1.1.3.dylib: /usr/lib/libz.1.1.3.dylib
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21: libConverter.dylib: /System/Library/Printers/Libraries/libConverter.dylib
22: dyld: /usr/lib/dyld
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24: CoreFoundation: /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreFoundation.framework/Versions/A/CoreFoundation
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27: OSServices: /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/OSServi ces.framework/Versions/A/OSServices
28: CoreServices: /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/CoreServices
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HELP! Jerky playback on Premiere Pro 6.0.2 CS6 and Retina MBP (16GB)

Dear all!
Please help me to solve this problem!
It's going on Premiere Pro 6.0.2 CS6 and Retina MBP with 16GB RAM installed.
CUDA Driver Version: 5.0.24
MacBook Pro Retina, Mid 2012
Processor 2,7 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024 MB
Software OS X 10.8.1 (12B19)
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (6.0.2. - 072)
While playing back inside PP a jerky playback occurs, every 1-2 seconds it rewinds to 2-3 frames back and continues to play forth...
No special console messages or something similar visible.
Have tried to clean the cache but it doesn't help. Also have tried to switch the mode between CUDA, OpenCL and SW - without any visible changes...
Exhausted... Please HELP!!!!

avrbox, I had the same problem and went crazy because I didn't find a proper solution. I use Windows, though. Finally, I got to fix the problem. I use a i5 processor, which I overclocked with an asrock tool that came with the mainboard (to about 3350 MHZ where the system ran stable). When I turned overclocking off, Premiere played back the clips just fine. I overclocked then step by step until the playback went jerky again and kept that frequency. Maybe your processor is overclocked by stock or you did it manually?
Hope this is your solution!

Jerky playback - even after render

Hi There
I recently animated a clip based on the 20th Century Fox intro, and then imported the clips into Final Cut Express to touch it up and render it out. When viewing it in FCE it appeared to skip a frame or so every 50 frames. I figured this was just something happening within the application, and that when I exported it to a QuickTime Movie, it still did the same thing.
Any ideas on why this might be happening, and how to solve it? The problem is definitely arising from FCE, not the animation software. If it would help, here's the clip here that was exported from FCE. http://dominomf.com/smcfiles/Cuby__20th%20Century%20Sheep44.mov (.mov 2.1 MB)
Cheers
Cuby

Thanks for the comment. The reason I've used a frame rate of 26fps is because the DVD I used to watch the original 20th Century Fox clip had a frame rate of 26fps, and doing the same thing in 'Blender' allowed me to get my parody as close as possible to the original, as far as timing goes.
Do you think if I re-rendered the clip from Blender as a DV-PAL format, this would make any difference?
The clip linked to in my first post was going to be the finished product, so that is why I would like to get rid of this jerky playback.
Thanks again
Cuby

Jerky playback in elements organizer

Hoping some one can help out here. I've downloaded the trial version of Premiere elements to edit videos captured with a Kodak playsport. When I view the captured video in the organizer, it a very jerky playback. When I play back using Windows media player or quicktime, it's nice and smooth.
I've tried capturing the MOV files in 720p and 720p (60fps) and have the same issue.
Anyone have any suggestions?

Jerky playback in PE is almost always because you have not rendered the area where the jerk is. - or else you dont have a fast enough computer or enough RAM or have everything on one computer hard disk.
If you have a horizontal red line above any of your video in the time ine it means you dont have it rendered. It is caused every time you insert a transition or effect or if your original meaterial doesnt match the original project settings when you imported the video.
You dont have to render the whole project if there are only parts with a red line - just adjust the work space pointers to cover the red line and render that.
There are numerous posts in this forum about it and the way to cure it

Jerky playback of movies only in iTunes

Have movies that play perfectly directly from Quicktime (7.1.3) and when loaded on the iPod with iTunes. But when the same file is played within iTunes (7.02) as a movie, the playback is jerky and like stop motion. The apparent frame rate is several per second. Audio playback is fine whike this happens.
Activity Monitor shows about the same level of CPU utilization in both applications Quicktime and iTunes, at around 20% on my 1.6GHz G5 Powermac.
I have Quicktime Pro if it makes a difference.
Using EyeTV (2.3.2) and playing back as a Qucktime movie also produces a clean playback.
So, the jerky playback is only in iTunes.
OS X version is 10.4.7, I'd rather not update to 10.4.8.
I've looked for preference settings and other interactions. Any suggestions?

If you search (itunes forums) you'd have found this tidbit:
I found the problem! The jerky playback in iTunes7 is caused by a conflict with the 3ivx D4 4.5.1 component found in the Library/Quicktime/ folder.
It may also be say an old DivX codec, etc. Same folder. Remove to your desktop and try again.
Also some have reported turning off the internal mic if you have one, and making sure MIDI settings are at 44.100Khz.
Give these a try.

Jerky Playback of iTunes purchased TV Shows (specifically: HEROES)

Not yet another jerky/playback thread?
Well, I feel compelled to do so since I have reviewed all of the jerky/playback threads that I could find and I have tried most, if not all, of the suggestions. Namely:
1. This thread: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303706
2. Uninstalled Quicktime and reinstalled (ver. 7.1.6)
3. Setting "waveout" for audio.
4. Tried several bit settings for audio (16, 24) along with sampling rates (44000, 48000).
5. Tried two different versions of NVidia Forceware (ver 97.46, ver 158.18)
6. Two different sets of drivers for SATA
The thing that gets me is, I've been watching HEROES all season without incident. In fact, I preferred purchasing each episode and watching it in iTunes as opposed to watching the episodes in my BeyondTV DVR (computer based). One has to conclude that SOMETHING on the system has shifted to affect this change (within the last week), although I'm out of ideas beyond the 6 listed above. I'm tempted to boot into my XP partition to see if everything is fine over there but that would mean I would have to go through the as-of-yet-unfamiliar-to-me process of deauthorizing this "computer" and hoping that my purchases shows re-download. I did this once and I lost the first 6 episodes of Heroes and even "redownloading purchased" media did not bring them back. That's a separate issue that I need to contact Apple about.
So...any ideas? Any information that I'm lacking here to help troubleshoot?

Update:
I booted over into Windows XP (SP2) and everything is fine over there. So, that leads me to the strong inclination that there is something up with the configuration on this side of the divide (Windows Vista 32-bit).
I'm now beginning to suspect some recent tweaks that were made via the nTune application. For those that don't know, nTune is a utility that allows tweaking of nVidia hardware (nForce, n4 - mobo, PCI bus, SATA, video, etc.) What I'm currently trying to research is getting the automatic tweaks that I enabled to rollback to their default settings. So far, I haven't figured out how to do this. There is an option to load a "baseline" profile from within nTune's menu however the behaviors that I noticed post-tweak are still there (difficult to explain but there are indicators that the new settings are still in effect).
I'll post back here if I am successful in rolling back the nTune tweaks and see if that makes any difference with the video playback problems I am experiencing.

Jerky playback of wmv files

Please can anyone suggest how to fix this. Medium size wmv file (128Mb). Flip4mac version 2.2.3.7 and QuickTime 7.6 (472). Very jerky playback of both audio and video with much spinning beachball.
Message was edited by: Roger Sinden

Medium size means nothing. How long is it? If it is one minute that is a really high bitrate video and the G4 may not be able to decode it fast enough.
Try this - open it, then "save As" which will save it into a MOV container (it will still be WMV video).
See if it plays back nicely. Also try a computer from more recent times.
You can see a 128 MB WMV will save as a 256MB or even bigger MOV file as the video is not compressed any more in the MOV container.

CPU spikes & jerky playback of audio or video content

I've been having a problem with the flash plugin this year. I'm not sure when it started exactly, but I'm certain that this wasn't happening during 2011.
When at a site that uses Flash for video+audio (Youtube and similar) or even audio-only playback (Turntable, Pandora, etc), I find that the flash plugin causes spikes of 100% CPU usage (on one core) and that the video or audio will pause for a moment during those spikes. The disruption is typically in the 100-500ms range.
Frequency of the spikes seems to vary over time. It's fairly typical to experience a situation where it starts off bad and the frequency of disruption lessens over the course of 30 minutes until there are no disruptions at all. If you keep using playback, it'll work its way into being bad again. You're likely to start using the flash plugin at any point on that sine wave of disruption intensity. It might start working well but slowly get worse, it might start bad and slowly get better, it might start at a tolerable level and work its way worse or better depending on if you're on the rising or falling side of the cycle.
Whatever it is, it isn't my Windows install. I switched from an AMD FX-8120 to an Intel 3930K about a month ago and this problem persisted through new hardware and a fresh install of Windows using the latest device drivers for everything. I've even tested different browsers in case it was an issue with only the non-IE plugin or with my specific browser (Opera). The issue happens in Chrome, IE9, Opera, and FF on my system. I've also tested both with and without hardware acceleration, but there is no difference.
I have to wonder if there are any known issues with particular sound cards (Xonar STX), unusual video configurations (dual Radeon 6970s in crossfire), or peripherals. Perhaps with output sampling rates (96 KHz) or security software like MSE?
Anyhow, I mention this here in the hope of either raising awareness of a problem or finding answers if this is a known issue. It's silly that playing back audio would be a challenge in 2012 with good equipment. There is sure to be a logical explanation that can help lead me to a resolution. Thank you.

Hey Tbird, I was asking the guys about this jerky playback bug here:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3155813
It turns out this problem is very likely found in mainly computers with single-core CPUs or low-power mutiple-core CPUs. What type of CPU model is on your computer?
My advice to everyone who has this jerky or choppy or stuttering playback on Flash Player 11.2 is to downgrade back to Flash Player 11.1 for now until the Adobe guys can fix this problem which seems to be with the multi-threaded decoding engine introduced in Flash Player 11.1. Make sure you uninstall Flash Player 11.2 completely before installing Flash Player 11.1.
You can get Flash Player 11.1 in this zip file archive from the link below. Just make sure you look for the right setup folder with the right setup program file in zip file archive (For example, if you got Windows 64-bit OS, then look for win64 (or x64 for windows ). If you got windows 32-bit OS, then look for win32 (or x86 for windows)
http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/installers/archive/fp_11.1.102.63_archive .zip

How can jerky playback of videos be fixed?, how can jerky playback of videos be fixed?

How can jerky playback on iTunes of videos be fixed?

I assume they actually meant "on your iPod / iPhone / iPad" .
May be worth submitting feedback to Apple suggesting that this is added as a feature in a future release.

Jerky playback of movies, Im getting desperate now, help !!

I have recently purchased a Sanyo Xacti digital camera which records onto an SD card in MPEG 4 format, the camera came supplied with Quick time to view the movies on.
I installed it and everything worked fine. I looked at the option of going PRO with the software because of the editing and file conversion facilities it offered, the £19.99 fee seemed reasonable also, so I did, during this quick time upgraded the player to the current version 7.1 also, since doing this my movies do not play back properly, the quality is grainy on some parts and the footage is choppy and laggy. I am really annoyed now as I expected to gain some useful features, not loose the one thing this player was intended for!!
I have searched through the forums for any clues and tried do some suggestions, i.e. running in safe mode, uninstalling QuickTime and reinstalling off the CD that came with my camera and I have upgraded my graphics drivers as well.
The thing is I downloaded the free VLC media player and that plays fine, the same movies also play ok on my editing software that came with the camera.
I spent half an hour on hold to apples Technical help line then got cut off! nice service eh and its cost £20 for this pleasue with no way of getting a refund or any help on the matter!! so it seems?
Thanks for any help you can give
Regards
John
custom Intel 3Ghz, 1024m ddr Windows XP

"Copy one of your clips to your internal (system) HD. Open & play it in the QuickTime player. Does it play ok?
Do you have more than 1 project, and if so is this happening in all projects or just this one?"
Hello again ~
I have done all the memory upgrades, external (new 1TB:Mac OS Extended (Journaled) / internal: Capacity: 233 GB Available 90GB) moving new project onto 1TB drive and making more room on the internal drive too. Skipping/jerky playback still occurs.
I copied a small section, placing in & out points on a few seconds of the project. I stopped at that point because I couldn't figure how to move to the internal HD. (My brain has been on overdrive and dropping memory rapidly ~ another support topic.) Please tell me how to move the clip to the internal drive.
I did play another completed project, that had no previous problem. It did skip when the player was over the titles/transitions.
I thought of copying the project and starting w/new titles & transitions to see if there was some corruption problem, until I played the 2nd project and had the same result.

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