2013-02-03, 19:13
sorry, I really shouldn't be typing at 2am. 4ccd363 didn't work. 
I will try 6353323f later today.
I will try 6353323f later today.
2013-02-03, 19:47
Trying the new one as we speak will report back in hour or so.
2013-02-03, 21:24
same issue on the new revert happened around 50minutes though.
2013-02-04, 06:16
Initial test of 6353323f on a new video with plain AC3 audio played just fine past 46 minutes. I did have a freeze at 58 minutes however other computers in my house also disconnected from the network briefly, so I think that was my network burping. I will now re-test with a file that previously failed.
EDIT: Secondary testing of 6353323f on a file that previously froze resulted in freezing at 46 minutes. (This one featuring Dolby TrueHD)
EDIT2: A third test of 6353323f with another new movie (TrueHD audio) resulted in a freeze, at 46 minutes. Interestingly, this movie was Blade Runner (Final Cut), personally ripped from the same Bluray set as the first movie I tested tonight, Blade Runner (Theatrical). The "Theatrical" version only had plain AC3 5.1 and played through 46 minutes just fine, while the Final Cut had a newly mixed TrueHD audio track and froze. This is somewhat similar to my personal HDDVD rip of Sleepy Hollow, containing both DTS and Dolby Digital Plus audio tracks. This movie plays just fine start to finish with the DTS audio track selected, but freezes at 46 minutes with EAC3 audio.
EDIT: Secondary testing of 6353323f on a file that previously froze resulted in freezing at 46 minutes. (This one featuring Dolby TrueHD)
EDIT2: A third test of 6353323f with another new movie (TrueHD audio) resulted in a freeze, at 46 minutes. Interestingly, this movie was Blade Runner (Final Cut), personally ripped from the same Bluray set as the first movie I tested tonight, Blade Runner (Theatrical). The "Theatrical" version only had plain AC3 5.1 and played through 46 minutes just fine, while the Final Cut had a newly mixed TrueHD audio track and froze. This is somewhat similar to my personal HDDVD rip of Sleepy Hollow, containing both DTS and Dolby Digital Plus audio tracks. This movie plays just fine start to finish with the DTS audio track selected, but freezes at 46 minutes with EAC3 audio.
2013-02-04, 13:24
@ Memphiz Really appreciate the time and the hard work you are doing in trying to sort out this problem for us mac users I will test out your latest bruteforce build tonight and post back the results many thanks and keep up the good work
ps did you ever see the log files I posted before ?? i posted log files from the new frodo version that gave the stuttering freezing problem at around 46mins and also a log from eden that I had no problems at all maybe you could compare the two and see what you think ?? I am only a novice and dont understand the log
http://rapidshare.com/files/142866679/frodo%20xbmc.log
http://rapidshare.com/files/1511523994/eden.xbmc.log
Many Thanks
Raines44
ps did you ever see the log files I posted before ?? i posted log files from the new frodo version that gave the stuttering freezing problem at around 46mins and also a log from eden that I had no problems at all maybe you could compare the two and see what you think ?? I am only a novice and dont understand the log
http://rapidshare.com/files/142866679/frodo%20xbmc.log
http://rapidshare.com/files/1511523994/eden.xbmc.log
Many Thanks
Raines44
2013-02-04, 16:58
They are hardly comparable but thanks (keep in mind - Eden used a completly different audioengine then frodo). - Ohh and please use pastebin.com instead of rapidshare next time ... 
2013-02-04, 21:08
ok, testing this one this evening using a DD movie...
Thats Dolby Digital......
Thats Dolby Digital......
2013-02-05, 09:15
well this was interesting…
testing 67bb8136, playing a new movie (a super shitty old DVD rip of My Science Project), and I got my first ever 62 minute freeze! This was an old xvid with stereo MP3 audio.
about to fire up a previously freezing move to see if I get a 46 or 62 minutes freeze.
EDIT: playing through a previously freezing movie triggered a freeze at 46 minutes. This film had Dolby TrueHD audio. Tomorrow I will play another older rip with stereo Dolby, and then something else with stereo MP3 audio to see if the time difference is consistent in any way here.
testing 67bb8136, playing a new movie (a super shitty old DVD rip of My Science Project), and I got my first ever 62 minute freeze! This was an old xvid with stereo MP3 audio.
about to fire up a previously freezing move to see if I get a 46 or 62 minutes freeze.
EDIT: playing through a previously freezing movie triggered a freeze at 46 minutes. This film had Dolby TrueHD audio. Tomorrow I will play another older rip with stereo Dolby, and then something else with stereo MP3 audio to see if the time difference is consistent in any way here.
2013-02-05, 20:06
dfish3d, could you give me your settings in system/audio and video/playback please?
I'm having a hard time producing this bug currently. Watched a movie yesterday with the test version and all was ok, but not sure if thats good or not
I'm having a hard time producing this bug currently. Watched a movie yesterday with the test version and all was ok, but not sure if thats good or not
2013-02-05, 23:01
I will try the new one in a bit to see if I get the usual bug
2013-02-06, 08:05
@MrMario64
I have 2 separate end-to-end hardware setups running XBMC:
NAS1 ---(Gigabit Wired)---> 2011 Mac Mini ---(HDMI)---> Receiver1 ---(HDMI)---> TV
NAS2 ---(Gigabit Wired)---> 2010 Mac Mini ---(HDMI)---> Receiver2 ---(HDMI)---> Projector
I've been testing primarily on the NAS1 chain above but occasionally run on the 2nd set of hardware just to confirm results.
System -> Audio
Audio Output: HDMI
Spkr Config: 5.1
Boost volume level on downmix: True
Output stereo to all spkrs: False
-Dolby Digital (AC3): True
-DTS: True
-LPCM: True
Audio Output Device: HDMI
Play GUI sounds: Only when playback stopped
Video -> Playback
Play next automatically: False
Render Method: Auto Detect
Allow Hardware Accel (VDA): True
Adjust display refresh rate to match video: Off
Sync playback to display: False
Allowed error in aspect ratio: none
Display 4:3 videos: normal
Activate teletext: True
Scale Teletext to 4:3: True
I have 2 separate end-to-end hardware setups running XBMC:
NAS1 ---(Gigabit Wired)---> 2011 Mac Mini ---(HDMI)---> Receiver1 ---(HDMI)---> TV
NAS2 ---(Gigabit Wired)---> 2010 Mac Mini ---(HDMI)---> Receiver2 ---(HDMI)---> Projector
I've been testing primarily on the NAS1 chain above but occasionally run on the 2nd set of hardware just to confirm results.
System -> Audio
Audio Output: HDMI
Spkr Config: 5.1
Boost volume level on downmix: True
Output stereo to all spkrs: False
-Dolby Digital (AC3): True
-DTS: True
-LPCM: True
Audio Output Device: HDMI
Play GUI sounds: Only when playback stopped
Video -> Playback
Play next automatically: False
Render Method: Auto Detect
Allow Hardware Accel (VDA): True
Adjust display refresh rate to match video: Off
Sync playback to display: False
Allowed error in aspect ratio: none
Display 4:3 videos: normal
Activate teletext: True
Scale Teletext to 4:3: True
2013-02-06, 09:18
Tonight's testing, again with 67bb8136.
New movie, SD video and stereo mp3 audio, freeze at 67 minutes.
EDIT:
2nd new movie, SD video and stereo AAC audio, freeze at 46 minutes.
New movie, SD video and stereo mp3 audio, freeze at 67 minutes.
EDIT:
2nd new movie, SD video and stereo AAC audio, freeze at 46 minutes.
