2011-01-19, 17:48
Hi,
I'm aware that this problem has occured for others, but never in such an extreme way.
I use XBMC to play files that are stored on a network drive (accessed via NFS) and it works fine for SD quality movies.
However, when playing 1080p files a huge amount of frames (like 15k+ for a complete movie) are dropped. The CPU load is always way below 100% (usually around 60-75%).
Hardware consists of an AMD X2 6000+ and a Nvidia Geforce GTX275 while using the proprietary Nvidia drivers.
Network speed can't be the problem, the problem persists when playing files locally. This problem seems to be Linux-related in some way, as playback works fine on Windows on the same machine.
My best guess would have been some problems with the hardware acceleration, any ideas?
Thanks in advance for your help
[Edit] Audio and Video often de-synchronize heavily (up to 5 seconds), maybe that helps narrowing it down ...
I'm aware that this problem has occured for others, but never in such an extreme way.
I use XBMC to play files that are stored on a network drive (accessed via NFS) and it works fine for SD quality movies.
However, when playing 1080p files a huge amount of frames (like 15k+ for a complete movie) are dropped. The CPU load is always way below 100% (usually around 60-75%).
Hardware consists of an AMD X2 6000+ and a Nvidia Geforce GTX275 while using the proprietary Nvidia drivers.
Network speed can't be the problem, the problem persists when playing files locally. This problem seems to be Linux-related in some way, as playback works fine on Windows on the same machine.
My best guess would have been some problems with the hardware acceleration, any ideas?
Thanks in advance for your help
[Edit] Audio and Video often de-synchronize heavily (up to 5 seconds), maybe that helps narrowing it down ...