[raptorjr]

Here I have another example that I have some problem with. It doesn't matter if I'm using MMAL or OMX. As far as I know I have all settings to default. Deinterlacing set to Auto. Sync playback to display enabled.

The problem here is a clip of a soccer game. When the ball is moving fast it almost disappears. I've made a small clip, and it is most obvious around 40 seconds in, when the goalkeeper kicks the ball across the field.
MythTV frontend don't have a problem with this clip, and the ball is also visible in both VLC and Windows Media player.

As I said as far as I know, besides the settings above, I have everything at default. And I'm using a Pi3.

But if anyone else could test the clip and see if they have the same problem it would be great.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/l0uhbarix9s5w2...er.ts?dl=0

[bry]

http://www.raspberrypi.com/license-keys/

[raptorjr]

Already have those keys installed.

Pi3:~ # vcgencmd codec_enabled MPG2
MPG2=enabled
Pi3:~ # vcgencmd codec_enabled WVC1
WVC1=enabled

[raptorjr]

Maybe someone have the possibility to just try the clip on their Pi setup?
So I know if the problem is my setup or Kodi.

[loggio]

Looks fine on my TV.


Make sure you disable "noise reduction" and anything to do with motion on your TV's settings.
Don't think this is Pi related.


I had major ghosting on a tv show the other week, couldn't figure out what was going on, till I realised someone had changed the TV'S profile to a predefined setting which had noise reduction set to high. This was the cause.

[raptorjr]

Thanks for trying. Don't think it is the TV since it looks good playing in MythTV frontend which is connected to the same TV. Both connected using HDMI.

[popcornmix]

I've tested the file too. Ball never disappears for me when playing on Pi. Video looks very similar to playback with VLC on a PC.

I agree with loggio - most likely a noise reduction/motion smoothing algorithm on TV interfering.