2015-11-21, 15:30
Update: As stated here, I'm not having any problems whatsoever on my HTPC. Could this be nVidia related?
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Update 2: Fresh install of Win10 didn't solve the issue either.
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Update 3: Somewhat solved the issue by switching to Software decoding and rendering.
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Update 4: According to zmonkey reverting to Nvidia drivers 358.50 seems to also solve the problem.
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Update 5: Starting from Nvidia driver 361.43 everything seems to be working OK.
Ever since I upgraded to Windows 10, my Kodi crashes (randomly) whenever the OSD appears during playback, generally when I PAUSE and sometimes even when I just move the mouse on the screen. Audio keeps running, and sometimes I can hear the GUI responding to key presses, but the image is just frozen and I can only quit by force closing Kodi through the Task Manager.
It looks like a D3D problem; the full error log can be seen here: http://pastebin.com/FfYU2JYc
I'm running Kodi in portable mode (had to remove it from the "Program Files (x86)" folder under Win10 because of write access issues).
Running on two cloned displays: an Iiyama monitor and a Samsung TV (through an Onkyo Amp).
All my media is on a NAS and shared via SMB.
I tried running in true full screen and fullscreen window, also tried running in Win7 compatibility mode.
I was running Helix, and reinstalled it over the old installation. I also upgraded to Isengard (full installation with all dependencies) and did a fresh reinstall of the graphics driver.
I've been using this setup for years without any problems. Nothing seems to work, don't really know what else I can do.
I also have some crash dumps if that can help (where do I upload them?). The stack trace that goes with the previous log is:
Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Update 2: Fresh install of Win10 didn't solve the issue either.
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Update 3: Somewhat solved the issue by switching to Software decoding and rendering.
_____________
Update 4: According to zmonkey reverting to Nvidia drivers 358.50 seems to also solve the problem.
_____________
Update 5: Starting from Nvidia driver 361.43 everything seems to be working OK.
Ever since I upgraded to Windows 10, my Kodi crashes (randomly) whenever the OSD appears during playback, generally when I PAUSE and sometimes even when I just move the mouse on the screen. Audio keeps running, and sometimes I can hear the GUI responding to key presses, but the image is just frozen and I can only quit by force closing Kodi through the Task Manager.
It looks like a D3D problem; the full error log can be seen here: http://pastebin.com/FfYU2JYc
I'm running Kodi in portable mode (had to remove it from the "Program Files (x86)" folder under Win10 because of write access issues).
Running on two cloned displays: an Iiyama monitor and a Samsung TV (through an Onkyo Amp).
All my media is on a NAS and shared via SMB.
I tried running in true full screen and fullscreen window, also tried running in Win7 compatibility mode.
I was running Helix, and reinstalled it over the old installation. I also upgraded to Isengard (full installation with all dependencies) and did a fresh reinstall of the graphics driver.
I've been using this setup for years without any problems. Nothing seems to work, don't really know what else I can do.
I also have some crash dumps if that can help (where do I upload them?). The stack trace that goes with the previous log is:
Code:
Thread 1172 (process 3028)
# 0 RtlEnterCriticalSection
# 1
# 2
# 3
# 4
# 5
# 6
# 7
# 8 BaseThreadInitThunk
# 9 RtlUnicodeStringToInteger
#10 RtlUnicodeStringToIntegerYour help is greatly appreciated.
