2009-09-19, 21:37
Alright, this has been on my mind for several months now and i finally got off my ass to ask about it..
When vdpau is set as a renderer, mkv/h.264 videos won't always use (default) settings from video OSD. All the video OSD settings are pretty much at "default", only thing i've changed is sharpness to max and pressed "set as default".
When this happens, sharpness is reset back to zero, noise reduction is set to max and "output stereo to all speakers" is enabled. I have to manually reset these in OSD and that video won't have problems with next playback attempts.
From what i've noticed usually (always?) the first playback attempt works fine, and video OSD settings are what they are suppose to be, but when i stop the file and play it again, this is what happens.
What i've tested so far are:
- different XBMC revisions
- different Nvidia driver versions
- completely deleting databases and XBMC user profile
Rev: 22528
OS: Jaunty 2.6.28-14-generic
Architecture: i686
Geforce 9400GT 512MB and Nvidia driver version 190.16 (HDMI, PC -> Denon AVR-1610 -> Sanyo PLV-Z2000)
Install method: compiled from svn
Debug log: http://pastebin.com/m330c0572
When vdpau is set as a renderer, mkv/h.264 videos won't always use (default) settings from video OSD. All the video OSD settings are pretty much at "default", only thing i've changed is sharpness to max and pressed "set as default".
When this happens, sharpness is reset back to zero, noise reduction is set to max and "output stereo to all speakers" is enabled. I have to manually reset these in OSD and that video won't have problems with next playback attempts.
From what i've noticed usually (always?) the first playback attempt works fine, and video OSD settings are what they are suppose to be, but when i stop the file and play it again, this is what happens.
What i've tested so far are:
- different XBMC revisions
- different Nvidia driver versions
- completely deleting databases and XBMC user profile
Rev: 22528
OS: Jaunty 2.6.28-14-generic
Architecture: i686
Geforce 9400GT 512MB and Nvidia driver version 190.16 (HDMI, PC -> Denon AVR-1610 -> Sanyo PLV-Z2000)
Install method: compiled from svn
Debug log: http://pastebin.com/m330c0572