Use a different codec ID OR compression library to export the video. maybe this is something the Enscape Dev team can address. NOTE: Codec ID is "isom" which I do not recall seeing before. I downloaded the MediaInfo app to identify the codec that Enscape uses. i would love to minimise the programs on my computer but after trying the codecs listed above they didnt help the issue unfortunately. Unfortunately i dont have the time to keep messing around with codec that dont auto download when i update windows. check with your IT team before installing anything. XP Codec Pack used to be an option several years ago.it may still be around. Maybe research which video codec for windows to install so that users can reference it as it will help users not have to deal with a different video app like VLC.ĭepending on what the purpose is and the network environment, software policies, codecs may be a better option than having IT teams having to support yet another piece of software that needs to be updated every so often. Then I tried VLC, and the video played very smoothly. I have a monitor that is 100Hz, and about to install a monitor that can do 144Hz to 175Hz. no codecs installed in Windows for optimum playback using Windows' built in media player. 133MB file, which is nothing significant these days. I just reproduced the problem with a model exporting video 4K fps.
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