Problems after switching from XBMC+Archlinux to XBMC Live
#1
Hey, as I wanted sth. easier to maintain than my arch mediacenter, I switched to xbmc live on my amd 780g based system...
Now I have a bunch of problems :/
  1. Bad Audio (As soon as ALSA initializes during the boot, I hear lots of white noise)
    EDIT: Just fixed this by muting "Mic" in alsamixer
  2. I had to switch video rendering mode to "software" or I would only get a funky lightshow
  3. The worst prob: As soon as I press "stop" when viewing a video, my mediacenter freezes

Help?
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#2
I have the same problem with my AMD 785G set up Sad
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#3
Hey, as suggested on IRC, I updated to the latest nightly build, which didn't really help :/

Problem #3 is gone now, but now a new one has come up:
4. My X10-remote doesn't really work anymore and just does random stuff... I had the same problem on archlinux with the latest svn build, so maybe something was changed upstream?

Here are the relevant files:

Keymap.xml:
Code:
<keymap>
  <global>
    <universalremote>
      <obc1>Left</obc1>
      <obc2>Right</obc2>
      <obc3>Up</obc3>
      <obc4>Down</obc4>
      <obc5>Select</obc5>
      <obc6>PageUp</obc6>
      <obc7>PageDown</obc7>
      <obc8>PreviousMenu</obc8>
      <obc9>VolumeUp</obc9>
      <obc10>VolumeDown</obc10>
      <obc11>Mute</obc11>
      <obc12>Play</obc12>
      <obc13>Pause</obc13>
      <obc14>Rewind</obc14>
      <obc15>SkipPrevious</obc15>
      <obc16>FastForward</obc16>
      <obc17>SkipNext</obc17>
      <obc18>FullScreen</obc18>
      <obc20>info</obc20>
      <obc21>ContextMenu</obc21>
      <obc22>ParentDir</obc22>
      <obc23>RunScript(special://home/scripts/MusicIP/default.py)</obc23>
      <obc24>ActivateWindow(musicplaylist)</obc24>
    </universalremote>
  </global>
  <fullscreenvideo>
    <universalremote>
      <obc2>StepForward</obc2>
      <obc1>StepBack</obc1>
    </universalremote>
  </fullscreenvideo>
</keymap>

Lircmap.xml:
Code:
<lircmap>
  <remote device="x10">
    <obc1>LEFT</obc1>
    <obc2>RIGHT</obc2>
    <obc3>UP</obc3>
    <obc4>DOWN</obc4>
    <obc5>OK</obc5>
    <obc6>PROGRAM_UP</obc6>
    <obc7>PROGRAM_DOWN</obc7>
    <obc8>BACK</obc8>
    <obc9>VOLUME_UP</obc9>
    <obc10>VOLUME_DOWN</obc10>
    <obc11>MUTE</obc11>
    <obc12>PLAY</obc12>
    <obc13>PAUSE</obc13>
    <obc14>REWIND</obc14>
    <obc15>REWIND_TO_BEGINNING</obc15>
    <obc16>FORWARD</obc16>
    <obc17>FORWARD_TO_END</obc17>
    <obc18>WORLD</obc18>
    <obc19>POWER</obc19>
    <obc20>INFO</obc20>
    <obc21>HASH_KEY</obc21>
    <obc22>NINE</obc22>
    <obc23>RED_CIRCLE_BUTTON</obc23>
    <obc26>SIX</obc26>
  </remote>
</lircmap>

Would be awesome if somebody could help me with this, as my xbmc is a central part of my media experience...
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#4
I hate having to bump my own topic, but I really miss my mediacenter...
I can't be the only one with those problems?
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#5
No.2 seems to be realated to ATI graphhic users as ATI/AMD are not very helpful with open source drivers. I am not sure if there is a solution apart from get a nvidia GPU

No.3 occurs if you select the audio sync option (well is does for me, I de-selected it and it no longer freezes)
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