2014-11-18, 23:00
are those perpendicular? :p
2014-11-18, 23:05
You don't happen to have a small sample of a file that fails?
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2014-11-18, 23:10
(2014-11-18, 23:05)elupus Wrote: You don't happen to have a small sample of a file that fails?
Theres one on the original bug report http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/15432 or do you need another one?
2014-11-18, 23:13
that one doesn't crash anymore and works with proper display on my system. could you check that one with that build.
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2014-11-18, 23:20
Just checked that one (put your money where your mount is), and it gives me the vertical green lines with the last test build.
2014-11-18, 23:36
2014-11-18, 23:49
Please try to change the scaler in the video osd to bilinear - does it fix your rendering issue?
2014-11-19, 00:03
Ok -- just worked out how to submit a log file properly. See http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=354807
I already head the scaler set to bilinear (trying some of the others options just gives me a black screen)
I already head the scaler set to bilinear (trying some of the others options just gives me a black screen)
2014-11-19, 00:54
My testing of this 3rd version achieved the same: plays audio, but this green screen:
*whoops didn't realize we were on a second page... here's a visual sample though
The green screen appears with auto, bilinear, and nearest neighbor; the rest are black screens.
My 2011 Mini has the discrete GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6630M 256 MB
Here is the debugging log from when producing the green screen:
http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=354881
*whoops didn't realize we were on a second page... here's a visual sample though
The green screen appears with auto, bilinear, and nearest neighbor; the rest are black screens.
My 2011 Mini has the discrete GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6630M 256 MB
Here is the debugging log from when producing the green screen:
http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=354881
2014-11-19, 01:49
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2014-11-19, 02:07
elupus, congratulations!
This latest build works with the testy films while VDA decoding!
This latest build works with the testy films while VDA decoding!
2014-11-23, 09:21
I'd like to report a fault with the beta I'm using: the last post by elupus.
Certain DVDs (as .dvdmedia folders) are now glitching in a way that squeezes the video to the top of the screen and freezes the bottom.
This occurs during times of the movie likely to have chapter breaks such as scene changes.
It is particularly bad at the beginning of these files, even showing some of the other programs I have open on my computer.
Here is an example of the problem at the credits of "The Wild Chase:"
I don't know if this came from the ffmpedvda changes. It hadn't happened before this beta. If this is a different problem I can make a new thread.
Let me know if a debugging log would help; right now I'm getting a 'script failed' from the plugin.
I'm using auto de-interlace and hardware VDA acceleration.
The issue does not occur with Gotham, VLC, or the dvd player.
Certain DVDs (as .dvdmedia folders) are now glitching in a way that squeezes the video to the top of the screen and freezes the bottom.
This occurs during times of the movie likely to have chapter breaks such as scene changes.
It is particularly bad at the beginning of these files, even showing some of the other programs I have open on my computer.
Here is an example of the problem at the credits of "The Wild Chase:"
I don't know if this came from the ffmpedvda changes. It hadn't happened before this beta. If this is a different problem I can make a new thread.
Let me know if a debugging log would help; right now I'm getting a 'script failed' from the plugin.
I'm using auto de-interlace and hardware VDA acceleration.
The issue does not occur with Gotham, VLC, or the dvd player.
