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RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - henryperu77 - 2014-10-02
the m3u refresh all the time, witht the new url of the .ts files
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - Milhouse - 2014-10-02
Obviously I'm testing them wrong and have no idea what I'm doing, I'll give up then.
Edit: I'd originally downloaded the m3u and had been testing that. Testing with the m3u url in VLC still results in video and intermittent audio - lots of "lost" audio buffers according to the codec statistics dialog. There is frequent stuttering/buffering of video (20Mb/s connection).
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - henryperu77 - 2014-10-02
ahh? are you being sarcastic? :O I really need some help
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - Milhouse - 2014-10-02
(2014-10-02, 02:41)henryperu77 Wrote: ahh? are you being sarcastic? :O I really need some help
No not really
I don't use video ts streams so don't really know how they work!
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - henryperu77 - 2014-10-02
you said its maybe a ffmpeg 2.4.1 problem..., it is possible to update it on raspbmc? and use the one included on kodi for windows..
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - Milhouse - 2014-10-02
OK I've had another go at this....
I created a file called "test.m3u" and pasted the url location of the first m3u (https://ott.totalplay.com.mx/TPHLSWeb/M3U8LiveFile?format=2&profile=313&lan=2&rows=40&f=.m3u8), so that the file contains just the url.
If I now play this file using all acceleration options (omx-h264 is shown in the Codec OSD) it plays absolutely fine in OpenELEC #1001 - continuous smooth streaming of audio and video.
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - henryperu77 - 2014-10-02
So its a raspbmc problem :O
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - miappa - 2014-10-02
(2014-10-02, 03:18)henryperu77 Wrote: So its a raspbmc problem :O
Probably not.
I have tested this with Kodi on three different platforms (OSX, iOS and Raspbmc) and they all behave the same for me (plays ≈4 seconds of each).
It did behave somewhat better with VLC, but the sources doesn´t seem to be very good though.
I also tried wha Milhouse tested last (and I oly pasted the URL, nothing else) and it did NOT work for me on iOS and OSX (plays ≈4 seconds). Not at home so cannot test on Raspbmc now, but Im pretty sure it will behave the same.
All tested on latest nightly.
If anyone is interested, here is a debug log from OSX playing the m3u that henryperu77 provided, then my own test-m3u with only 1 URL in it: http://pastebin.com/8s6ygaRj
Anyway, I see the problem, but on several platforms... however I have no idea if the problem is the m3u´s, the sources or Kodi(?).
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - fritsch - 2014-10-02
Just out of curiosity, tested that on latest helix master on my linux system. Works like a charm no drops, perfectly fine, nothing. Looking at your logfiles I see some "asked for packet with nothing available" - it seems like a network issue on your side? Limited downstream or bad connection to the server? The average bitrate seems < 1 Mbit/s so not very likely. But as it happens on all your clients that are most likely connected via the same network?
Edit: Kept it running for 5 minutes in sum - nothing, all fine, though I did not like the content :-)
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - miappa - 2014-10-02
First I tested at home where I have 100/100MBit connection (very good I might add, no problems at all).
Everything but the Pi is wireless though, but I also have a very good router with 300Mbit wifi that very seldom gives me any trouble.
The second test (with the debug log) is from work where I have 10/10Mbit connection (fibre), still wifi though.
However, it does look like it starts buffering and then stops instead (I can see the buffering dialoge for half a second), so either way it seems to be a problem.
I would be very surprised if it was a network issue from my side, perhaps it´s a mirror/region problem with the sources?
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - Milhouse - 2014-10-02
(Maybe this needs it's own thread - although this will probably be my last post on this subject in this thread)
This is a debug log of OpenELEC #1001 playing the test.m3u, which is simply:
Code:
https://ott.totalplay.com.mx/TPHLSWeb/M3U8LiveFile?format=2&profile=313&lan=2&rows=40&f=.m3u8I'm using a 2Mbs up/20Mbps down ADSL connection, wired to the Pi over CAT5.
Ignore the ffmpeg errors between 149.179169 and 185.995605 - I had "extract thumbs" enabled and Kodi was trying to extract nonsense from a file named xbmc.bin... grrr.
Navigate to the folder containing the .m3u: 221.269180
Playback commences: 229.665604
It works, and plays smoothly. There are however regular ffmpeg debug messages complaining about lack of global network initialization and RBSP data - they seem to correspond with each new ts but don't affect playback, at least not for now...
Code:
08:24:49 383.761566 T:2874143824 DEBUG: ffmpeg[AB4FF450]: [hls,applehttp] HLS request for url 'http://200.76.77.237:80/LIVE/H01/CANAL435/PROFILE03-322/1102-20141002T022122.ts', offset 0, playlist 0
08:24:49 383.762054 T:2874143824 DEBUG: ffmpeg[AB4FF450]: Using network protocols without global network initialization. Please use avformat_network_init(), this will become mandatory later.
08:24:49 384.257172 T:2874143824 DEBUG: Previous line repeats 1 times.
08:24:49 384.257355 T:2874143824 DEBUG: ffmpeg[AB4FF450]: [NULL] Current profile doesn't provide more RBSP data in PPS, skippingRE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - popcornmix - 2014-10-02
I wonder if there's any difference in behaviour with how it is launched?
I launched with:
Code:
./play "https://ott.totalplay.com.mx/TPHLSWeb/M3U8LiveFile?format=2&profile=313&lan=2&rows=40&f=.m3u8"And it played fine for me.
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - Milhouse - 2014-10-02
Here's a modified version of the play script that works on OpenELEC (and may still work on Raspbmc): http://sprunge.us/eZQO
diff:
Code:
--- a/play 2014-10-02 11:01:58.118474962 +0100
+++ b/play 2014-10-02 11:01:14.419323341 +0100
@@ -5,13 +5,15 @@
local strlen=${#string}
local encoded=""
- for (( pos=0 ; pos<strlen ; pos++ )); do
+ pos=0
+ while [ $pos -lt $strlen ]; do
c=${string:$pos:1}
case "$c" in
[-_.~a-zA-Z0-9] ) o="${c}" ;;
- * ) printf -v o '%%%02x' "'$c"
+ * ) o="$(printf '%%%02x' "'${c}")" ;;
esac
- encoded+="${o}"
+ encoded="${encoded}${o}"
+ pos=$((pos+1))
done
echo "${encoded}" # You can either set a return variable (FASTER)
REPLY="${encoded}" #+or echo the result (EASIER)... or both... :pUsing this script, the stream plays fine on OpenELEC #1001, same as in post #1466 along with repeated network/RBSP messages.
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - henryperu77 - 2014-10-02
Milkhouse how i implement that play script on raspbmc?
RE: RaspBMC Kodi/XBMC test builds - Milhouse - 2014-10-02
(2014-10-02, 15:19)henryperu77 Wrote: Milkhouse how i implement that play script on raspbmc?
Code:
wget http://sprunge.us/eZQO -O ~/play && chmod +x ~/playthen
Code:
~/play "https://ott.totalplay.com.mx/TPHLSWeb/M3U8LiveFile?format=2&profile=313&lan=2&rows=40&f=.m3u8"