[CapnBry]

./libavcodec/avcodec.h:533: error: expected identifier or â(â before â<<â token

Sounds like you have a merge conflict >>>>>> <<<<<<< Have you applied your own VDPAU patches or maybe aren't getting trunk / up to date?

[topfs2]

make reallyclean will show affected files aswell, just rm them and svn up incase there are any.

Cheers,
Tobias

[hal2100]

After a real compiling odyssey which included removing the whole directory and complete new checkout and a make reallyclean followed by a real long compiling time a got the new version svn 17789.

Perhaps someone can explain to me (in a PM because it is offtopic) why removing the sourcetree isn't enough to recompile everything.

Back to topic:
MP3 over spdif (iec958) is still not working, video is stuttering.
AC3 passthrough is working.
No Menu sounds. Maybe because they are mp3 or similar.

Log:
http://pastebin.com/m363dc7f0

[tslayer]

Okay.. elupus has fixed the sound issue that I was describing(r17791). Not your issue.

hal2100, your issue is most likely this problem as described in the sticky:

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=35901

Read my post in that thread.

[Trev]

Today I upgraded from a ~2 week old SVN build working fine to 17794. After the upgrade I cannot play AVI videos with mp3 audio. I have never messed with pulseaudio, but nothing else on the system has changed besides an xbmc upgrade.

Tests all through spdif:

3:10 to Yuma (ac3 audio) - Plays fine. Skip foward/Back without issue.

8MM (mp3 audio) - Studdering, ~11fps framerate, no audio. When fastfoward/rewind plays normal for few seconds then goes back to studdering.

These are both included in log - http://pastebin.com/m2d10fb59 . I can play anything that fails in mplayer without issue. I have tried turning all SD upconverters and adjust refreshrate. It does not matter if i play the one with MP3 audio first or not. Reverting back to an older build now.

[BLKMGK]

SVN 17794, no stereo MP3, no audio in videos, I get nav sounds only. A message appears in lower RIGHT corner telling me it cannot find the audio device. Looks like I have to revert her machine again. Here's the Pastebin - HDMI is "busy"??

[tslayer]

I just played a movie with MP3 audio. No problems. But I only have ALSA and not pulse audio. So can't help there.

Do regular MP3s play?

Disable pulseaudio for now and see if that helps.

The other differences is that I am on 8.04 and don't use hdmi.

[bjoneson]

Same issue as BLKMGK. I'm on 17794. I don't use pulse, and compile with --disable-pulse. I too get menu sounds, but playing a movie / TV show results in the "Could not initialize audio" message. Logs show that the ALSA device is busy.

[tslayer]

Are you also hdmi? Please oh please oh please provide logs each time.

[bjoneson]

Not HDMI, using SPDIF, but should be similar. Here's log:

http://pastebin.com/m2cb227fd

[tslayer]

Why did you cut your log? Please don't cut it. There is always useful stuff at the start of the log.

Anyhow, I suggest attaching your FULL log to the trac ticket that was created.

Please don't cut it. Also, make sure to mention the version of ubuntu you use.

[bjoneson]

My long doesn't truncate each time xbmc starts, so I wasn't sure how far back you wanted. It goes back for weeks. I assume you guys want to see from the last startup forward? I will grab that much and attach to the ticket in trac. Let me know if you need any additional info.

[tslayer]

How about you stop XBMC, kill off the log, start XBMC again and reproduce.

[bjoneson]

Also... this is on OpenSuSE 11.1 x86_64.

[bjoneson]

Full log is here: http://pastebin.com/dbd1658c

I attached to trac ticket as well. I appologize for the log problems. I'll make sure to truncate->restart->reproduce in the the future.