Hi! I have Tanix TX5 Pro with s905x CPU.
When I had Kodi 16.1 and didnt have last firmware all works good.
After update firmware and install Kodi 17 RC3 I have freeze and lags on video signal in IPTV Simple Client. And have lags in Apple Screensaver too! CPU is 92+% on all 4 cores. It seems like KODI don't use CPU instruction h264/h265 and calculate video signal on CPU Logic. Maybe It don't use drivers?
I want to try something like this param but can't find how to start android applications with params:
__GL_YIELD="USLEEP"
Anybody have seems problems?
Device info:
OS: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
CPU: Amlogic S905X Cortex A53 Processor 1.5GHz
GPU: Penta-Core ARM Mali-450
Pls help me I already LOVE new 17 interface but can't use ut. So sadly!
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Update info:
1. I check new firmware with KODI 16.1 and all work good.
2. I check 4k h264 Video from MircoSD Card. Android player and KODI play it without problems. Only stream video have lags.
3. I localise problem. My IPTV stream in MPEG-2 have lags. But h264 stream have not! Now we know that problem with MPEG-2 codec.
When I had Kodi 16.1 and didnt have last firmware all works good.
After update firmware and install Kodi 17 RC3 I have freeze and lags on video signal in IPTV Simple Client. And have lags in Apple Screensaver too! CPU is 92+% on all 4 cores. It seems like KODI don't use CPU instruction h264/h265 and calculate video signal on CPU Logic. Maybe It don't use drivers?
I want to try something like this param but can't find how to start android applications with params:
__GL_YIELD="USLEEP"
Anybody have seems problems?
Device info:
OS: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
CPU: Amlogic S905X Cortex A53 Processor 1.5GHz
GPU: Penta-Core ARM Mali-450
Pls help me I already LOVE new 17 interface but can't use ut. So sadly!
--
Update info:
1. I check new firmware with KODI 16.1 and all work good.
2. I check 4k h264 Video from MircoSD Card. Android player and KODI play it without problems. Only stream video have lags.
3. I localise problem. My IPTV stream in MPEG-2 have lags. But h264 stream have not! Now we know that problem with MPEG-2 codec.
