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Hi all, I have problems playing a full blu ray rip (m2ts). The main movie file doesn't even open (black screen high cpu and finally a crash, could post a log for main movie if needed).
Tried with the "specials" file, ~5 GB fullHD @ 30p, it opens but playback is jumpy and cpu always stay at 100%.
Files are on local SATA disk.

The movie was playing perfectly with r22xxx revisions, just found this issue while updating to alpha1/2. Tried different nvidia-drivers but didn't helped.

When the video starts the amount of free ram rapidly drop from 1,2 GB to 20 MB, then the playback quality drops even more.


My system:

XBMC version: r24601
NVIDIA Drivers: 190.42-r3
Linux version: Gentoo 2008, updated 14/11/09. Whole system built from source with custom CFLAGS.
Architecture: x86_64
XBMC Install method: using gentoo ebuild, compiled from sources
Kernel: 2.6.30-gentoo-r4

Hardware:

Zotac ION-itx with NVIDIA ION and ATOM 330 dual core
2 GB RAM


LOG:

http://pastebin.com/f776b065b


XORG.CONF

http://pastebin.com/m651efa5f

Thanks for helping
Bump: added xorg.conf

Should I open a track?
Does mplayer play this file?
I don't have mplayer installed, but I will install it and try.

Anyway the main movie file was playing fine in pre 9.11 releases and now doesn't even open.
Installed mplayer and works fine.
I had a quick setup without audio output to my tv, but video is perfect: 4% CPU load and a constant 40 MB of RAM used.
Looking at logs seems something ffmpeg related, there are lots of

Code:
ffmpeg[45262950]: [mpegts] invalid dts/pts combination

lines in the output.

Any advice?