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nefilim · 2011-12-29, 04:12

The system is a C2D 2.8GHz, ATI HD6870 running Fedora 16. FWIW, OpenElec 1.0.2 on the same hardware works fairly well (occasional hang when exiting playback or fast forwarding).

XBMC was built with the following configuration:

Code:
./configure --enable-vdpau --enable-vaapi --enable-crystalhd --disable-pulse --enable-libbluray --prefix=/usr/local/xbmc

Code:
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  XBMC Configuration:

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  Debugging: Yes

  Profiling: No

  Optimization: Yes

  Crosscomp.: No

  target ARCH: no

  target CPU: no

  OpenGL: Yes

  ALSA: Yes

  DBUS: Yes

  VDPAU: Yes

  VAAPI: Yes

  CrystalHD: Yes

  VDADecoder: No

  VTBDecoder: No

  OpenMax: No

  Joystick: Yes

  XRandR: Yes

  GOOM: No

  RSXS: Yes

  ProjectM: Yes

  Skin Touched: No

  X11: Yes

  Bluray: Yes

  TexturePacker:Yes

  MID Support: No

  ccache: No

  PulseAudio: No

  HAL Support: No

  DVDCSS: Yes

  Avahi: No

  Non-free: Yes

  ASAP Codec: No

  Webserver: Yes

  libRTMP support: Yes

  libsmbclient support: Yes

  libnfs client support:Yes

  libafpclient support: No

  AirPLay support: No

  AirTunes support: No

  Optical drive: Yes

  libudev support: No

  libusb support: Yes

  libcec support: No

  External FFmpeg: No

  prefix: /usr/local/xbmc

VAAPI enabled in the settings, if disabling all hardware acceleration, playback starts up ok, otherwise it crashes immediately before showing any content.

stdout:

http://pastebin.com/v80rF6Um

crash log:

http://pastebin.com/RGzmPa8z

Hack_kid · 2011-12-29, 04:26

i think its xvba, try using xvba 0.7.8 instead of 8 or install ubuntu 11.10 it has xvba in the ubuntu stable ppa so it will install with a simple apt-get install xvba1 command, wish someone told me this months ago Smile

**wsnipex** · 2011-12-29, 11:44

forget vaapi, use the xvba branch.
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=116996