(2014-12-12, 15:42)rodalpho Wrote:

(2014-12-12, 09:12)fritsch Wrote: The "Tearfree" fix is fully wrong. It introduces Triple Buffering and Sync Playback to Display won't work correctly anymore. The Tearing was an issue of OpenELEC picking a broken intel xorg driver which only "simulated" bufferswaps.

Besides that, the GPU hang seems finally be fixed. I pushed the relevant commit to OpenELEC master yesterday.

I don't use openELEC, I run kodi nightly in ubuntu 14.10. Kodi never had problems with tearing; netflix in chrome browser did.

Is the GPU hang fix in Kodi or the openELEC video driver? Any idea when it'll come to normal linux?

(2014-12-12, 11:42)fritsch Wrote: It's in master for now until tested correctly, as I ported it from nightly to 3.18 to 3.17.

I have one succesful report yet: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=165707&pid=1859368#pid1859368

Some more would not hurt.

(2014-12-13, 06:27)Arse4life Wrote: I'm getting a chromebox next week and wanted to know when installing openelec will Gotham 13.2 or Kodi rc3 version be installed? Thanks.

(2014-12-13, 06:29)mrmarkfr Wrote: I installed mine yesterday, and Kodi was installed.
I followed the instructions here (http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=Updating_OpenELEC#Downgrading), copied the 4 files from the Target directory, and Gotham was installed.
It was easy, took 2 minutes

Matt's script rocks!!!!!

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I solved my problem, rolled it back to Gotham 13.2, recopied the advancedsettings.xml back into the user data directory, and everything works.

(2014-12-13, 06:36)Matt Devo Wrote: as of right now, OE 5.0 RC2 (Kodi 14 RC3)

(2014-12-13, 06:42)Arse4life Wrote: Any way to install stable Gotham or would I have to rollback after initial installation. Thanks Matt!

(2014-12-13, 06:58)jsp1 Wrote: Matt, Sorry for the delay on pics of my board. I got insanely busy with some life stuff and haven't had a chance to open them both up yet. However, I have not forgotten and I will get them up soon.

(2014-12-13, 07:14)Matt Devo Wrote: the two Asus boxes I put together this past weekend are identical to the box I have from the initial release, and match the pic on the wiki, so I'm really curious as to what you've got.

(2014-12-13, 05:20)Matt Devo Wrote: just compiled my own build, and happy to report no issues with 'Prefer VAAPI Renderer' enabled, using the various test clips I'd used before and had issues with, specifically deinterlacing with MADI/MCDI on 50i material, and a few 1080p/24 clips that were previously problematic.

(2014-12-12, 06:29)jjslegacy Wrote: Only issue is I can't seem to get my grayscale ramp to look smooth - always looks choppy and can see the bars. The only way I get it smooth is with setting full on the chromebox and setting kodi to limited 16:235 with Prefer VAPPI render method disabled. Not sure where the breakdown is between the chromebox, denon4520 and jvc4810