(2018-07-04, 13:47)Pienoet Wrote:

(2018-07-04, 11:54)debutanker Wrote:

(2018-07-04, 11:48)TimoJ Wrote:  #0703b works fine.

Can confirm - no startup crashes with #0703b.

Can confirm too no more crashes with #703b

(2018-06-29, 15:01)Milhouse Wrote:

(2018-06-29, 12:43)Jezze Wrote:

(2018-06-28, 23:24)Milhouse Wrote: You can try executing the following:

text:
cd /storage/.kodi/addons/service.subtitles.opensubtitles && mv addon.xml addon.xml.bak && wget -q http://ix.io/1fkM -O ./addon.xml

then restart, and see if the add-on works any better with #0612/#0628.

I upgraded latest build and executed that command, rebooted but still not working. 

Not sure in that case, the updated addon.xml added:

text:
<extension point="xbmc.addon.metadata">

<reuselanguageinvoker>false</reuselanguageinvoker>

</extension>

which is the recommendation if having problems with Python re-use. Ping @peak3d? 

(2018-07-04, 11:37)Milhouse Wrote: @lwrcase, @Aenima99x, @matt Devo:

Can you test these three builds for stuttering:

#0703b: Generic
#0703c: Generic
#0703d: Generic
#0703e: Generic

These three builds have different solutions to the "avoid waitboost" issue which is preventing the GPU from boosting.

Note that they each have PR14139 reverted so if you're experiencing crahses on startup with #0703, then #0703b is worth a shot (please confirm if #0703b fixes the crash).

(2018-07-04, 17:45)Aenima99x Wrote: #0703b works perfect for me

(2018-07-04, 21:58)debutanker Wrote: Probably i have missed something, but is passthrough available in Live TV again...?

(2018-07-04, 21:59)fritsch Wrote:

(2018-07-04, 21:58)debutanker Wrote: Probably i have missed something, but is passthrough available in Live TV again...?

 No - and not planned.

(2018-07-04, 23:15)GBouerat Wrote: Hello,

I have sound cuts with build from version #0609 on my Intel NUC7I3BNH and my Sony STR-DN1080,
I tried builds #0622 and #0629, with same results : very annoying sound cuts

on build #0608 I don't have sound cuts at all.

(2018-07-04, 19:22)Milhouse Wrote:

(2018-07-04, 17:45)Aenima99x Wrote: #0703b works perfect for me

Thanks, did you test all of the others too? My initial testing suggested that #0703b would not boost at all so I'm a little surprised if that eliminates the stuttering.

Edit: Also make sure you've removed all i915_min_freq changes. 

(2018-07-05, 03:44)Aenima99x Wrote: I did start to notice a tiny bit of stuttering with #0703b and just switched over to #0703e and that one eliminated it. I've had the i915_min_freq off with all of these

(2018-07-05, 03:51)Milhouse Wrote:

(2018-07-05, 03:44)Aenima99x Wrote: I did start to notice a tiny bit of stuttering with #0703b and just switched over to #0703e and that one eliminated it. I've had the i915_min_freq off with all of these

Thanks. Please do test the others, as each of the builds implements a different potential fix, and the results will be fed back to Intel. 

(2018-07-05, 05:25)Aenima99x Wrote:

(2018-07-05, 03:51)Milhouse Wrote:

(2018-07-05, 03:44)Aenima99x Wrote: I did start to notice a tiny bit of stuttering with #0703b and just switched over to #0703e and that one eliminated it. I've had the i915_min_freq off with all of these

Thanks. Please do test the others, as each of the builds implements a different potential fix, and the results will be fed back to Intel. 

Ok I went ahead and tested them all.
#0703b had some minor visual stutter.
#0703c had no visual stutter but seemed to be a little delayed on the audio.
#0703d and #0703e both seem to work flawless. I forgot to check top with #0703e, but with #0703d the cpu seems to be very minimal usage.
Let me know if there's any other info I can provide.