2014-11-12, 06:47
Just upgraded to 14 thinking that might resolve the issue but it didnt. Doesnt seem to happen with standard videos. After 30 min or so of playback, video gets choppy. Any help is appreciated.
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2014-11-12, 08:37
(2014-11-12, 07:04)nickr Wrote: What are "standard videos"?
At what point does it become choppy?
Standard definition. I havent noticed a specific point. Like I said, about a half hour into watching a video. Been using the same machine for years so I know its more than capable of HD contect (Zotac Zbox ID34BR)
2014-11-12, 09:01
Yeah, I see it in the logs. VDPAU starts decoding very, very slow. Too slow for parallel correct rendering, but then it seems that decoding dropping does not work correctly.
Please test with the next beta again. There was a patch included which changes dvdplayer's way of dropping late frames.
Please test with the next beta again. There was a patch included which changes dvdplayer's way of dropping late frames.
2014-11-12, 11:03
(2014-11-12, 09:01)fritsch Wrote: Yeah, I see it in the logs. VDPAU starts decoding very, very slow. Too slow for parallel correct rendering, but then it seems that decoding dropping does not work correctly.
Please test with the next beta again. There was a patch included which changes dvdplayer's way of dropping late frames.
Also had the issue with 13. Is it a bug in the software or could it be hardware related you think?
2014-11-12, 11:31
Official v13 never had the above fix. If you want to try something fast, install the kodi version from this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~wsnipex/+archive/...nta-master
2014-11-12, 11:46
(2014-11-12, 11:31)fritsch Wrote: Official v13 never had the above fix. If you want to try something fast, install the kodi version from this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~wsnipex/+archive/...nta-master
Will give it a shot. Thanks.
2014-11-17, 04:27
so far so good. is the fix for whatever the issue I am havng going to be in the next version?
