如今，多媒体(Multimedia)占主导地位，因为我们观看或收听的一切都是多媒体(Multimedia)。媒体播放器对于播放电影或视频等任何多媒体文件至关重要。虽然您可以从市场上可用的大量选项中大量选择媒体播放器，但其中最重要的是VLC 媒体播放器。(VLC media player)
VLC令人印象深刻的功能可播放大多数多媒体文件，包括流媒体协议并在所有平台上运行。VLC媒体播放器最好的一点是它可以免费下载。免费的开源媒体播放器功能非常强大，使用无故障，可以根据用户需求轻松定制。
VLC 媒体播放器(VLC Media Player)跳过和滞后
显然，一些VLC媒体播放器用户在(VLC)Windows 10上报告了一些问题。使用VLC(VLC)媒体播放器打开的视频在视频播放过程中似乎卡顿、跳过和滞后。此问题主要出现在高清视频、1080p ( GoPro ) 视频和MKV视频文件中。
在本文中，我们讨论了一些解决此问题的解决方案。在开始之前，请确保您的视频和图形驱动程序是最新的(video & graphics drivers are up-to-date)。
1]调整(Adjust)VLC中的视频缓存值
以下步骤将指导您更改VLC的缓存值以修复滞后的视频播放。
打开 VLC 媒体播放器并单击工具(Tools)。
从工具(Tools)下拉菜单中，转到首选项(Preferences)。
在首选项(Preference)窗口中，找到页面底部的显示设置，然后单击带有选项(Show settings)All的单选按钮。
在 Advanced Preference 窗口中单击Input/Codecs
使用文件缓存 (ms)(File caching (ms))搜索选项。
将缓存值从 300 修改为 600 或 1000。
单击保存(Save)以使用更改。
2]禁用硬件加速解码
硬件加速解码对于显卡的后处理和渲染解码视频非常有用。但该过程似乎与可能导致视频播放滞后的驱动程序发生冲突。在少数计算机的情况下，将硬件(Hardware)加速切换为禁用可能会解决此问题。
打开 VLC 媒体播放器并单击工具(Tools)。
从工具(Tools)下拉菜单中，转到首选项(Preferences)。
单击Input/ Codecs。
在输入(Input)和编解码器(Codecs)设置中，搜索硬件加速解码(Hardware-accelerated decoding)选项并将其切换为禁用(Disable)。
单击保存(Save)以应用更改。
3]更改视频输出模块
打开 VLC 媒体播放器并单击工具(Tools)。
从工具(Tools)下拉菜单中，转到首选项(Preferences)。
在“首选项”(Preference)窗口中，找到页面底部的“显示设置”，然后单击带有(Show settings)“全部”选项的单选按钮。(All.)
展开 视频(Video)并从下拉菜单中单击输出模块。(Output modules)
为视频输出模块尝试不同的选项。尝试(Try)检查哪个菜单可以解决问题。
4]更改电源设置
如果您的系统处于省电(Battery Saver)模式以降低功耗，则会减少硬件的使用。但不幸的是，高清视频需要更多的硬件能力才能流畅地播放视频。值得一提的是，高性能电源配置会消耗更多电量，最终会更快耗尽电池寿命。您可能需要更改电源设置来解决问题。
转到控制面板并单击电源选项(Power Options)。
单击具有高性能(High performance)的单选按钮。
5]更改(Alter)FFmpeg音频/视频解码器
如果您在使用MKV文件时遇到滞后问题，则可能需要将用于转码多媒体文件的FFmpeg线程数更改为值 2。(FFmpeg)
打开VLC媒体播放器并单击工具(Tools)。
从工具(Tools)下拉菜单中，转到首选项(Preferences)。
在首选项(Preference)窗口中，找到页面底部的显示设置，然后单击带有选项(Show settings)All的单选按钮。
单击输入编解码器(Input Codecs)部分并展开。
从下拉菜单中转到视频编解码器。(Video codecs)
展开视频编解码器并单击FFmpeg。
搜索选项Threads并将值更改为 2。
单击保存(Save)以应用更改。
如果问题仍然存在，请确保您使用完整版显卡驱动程序，因为 VLC 使用 GPU 进行视频处理，并且使用完整版有助于解决缓冲问题。您也可以考虑降低视频质量作为最后的手段，然后看看。
(If the problem persists, make sure you use a full version graphic card drivers as VLC uses GPU for video processing, and using full version aids in solving the buffering problems. You may also consider lowering the video quality as a last resort and see.)
相关阅读(Related read)：VLC 褪色和颜色失真问题(VLC washed out colors & color distortion problem)。
VLC Media Player skipping and lagging on Windows 10
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VLC’s extremely impressive features play most of the multimedia files including streaming protocols and runs on all the platforms. The best thing about VLC media player is that it is available to download for free. The free open-source media player is extremely powerful, trouble-free to use, and can be effortlessly customized according to user needs.
VLC Media Player skipping and lagging
Apparently, some VLC media player users have reported few issues on Windows 10. The video opened with VLC media player seems to sputter, skip and lag during the video playback. This issue is mainly observed in high definition video, 1080p (GoPro) videos, and video file of MKV.
In this article, we discuss some solutions to fix this problem. Before you begin, make sure that your video & graphics drivers are up-to-date.
1] Adjust the video caches value in VLC
The following steps will guide you to change the cache value of VLC in order to fix the lagging video playback.
Open VLC media player and click on Tools.
From the Tools drop-down menu, go to Preferences.
In the Preference window, locate the Show settings at the bottom of the page and under that click on the radio button with option All.
Click on Input/Codecs at the Advanced Preference window.
Search for an option with File caching (ms).
Revise the cache values from 300 to 600 or 1000.
Click on Save to use the changes.
2] Disable Hardware-accelerated decoding
The hardware-accelerated decoding is extremely useful for the post-processing of a graphics card and rendering a decoded video. But the process seems to clash with the drivers which may cause lags on video playback. Toggling the Hardware acceleration to disable may fix the issue in case of few computers.
Open VLC media player and click on Tools.
From the Tools drop-down menu, go to Preferences.
Click on Input/ Codecs.
In the Input and Codecs settings, search for Hardware-accelerated decoding option and toggle it to Disable.
Click on Save to apply changes.
3] Change the Video Output module
Open VLC media player and click on Tools.
From the Tools drop-down menu, go to Preferences.
In the Preference window, locate the Show settings at the bottom of the page and under that click on the radio button with option All.
Expand Video and click on Output modules from the drop-down menu.
Experiment with a different option for the video output module. Try and check which of the menu can fix the problem.
4] Alter the Power settings
If your system is in Battery Saver mode in order to reduce the power consumption, your usage of hardware is reduced. But unfortunately, the HD video demands more hardware power for the smooth playing of a video. It is worth mentioning that the high-performance power profiles consumes more power and eventually drains battery life even faster. You may want to change the power settings to fix the problem.
Go to Control Panel and click on Power Options.
Click the radio button with High performance.
5] Alter the FFmpeg audio/video decoder
If you are having a lagging issue with MKV file, then you may want to change the number of FFmpeg threads that are used for transcoding multimedia files to the value 2.
Open VLC media player and click on Tools.
From the Tools drop-down menu, go to Preferences.
In the Preference window, locate the Show settings at the bottom of the page and under that click on the radio button with option All.
Click on Input Codecs section and expand.
Go to Video codecs from the drop-down.
Expand Video codecs and click on FFmpeg.
Search for the option Threads and change the value to 2.
Click Save to apply the changes.
If the problem persists, make sure you use a full version graphic card drivers as VLC uses GPU for video processing, and using full version aids in solving the buffering problems. You may also consider lowering the video quality as a last resort and see.
Related read: VLC washed out colors & color distortion problem.
