(2019-12-05, 07:25)IT007 Wrote: The Kodi keep alive setting never did anything for me, only that registry fix.  I always use external LAV filters myself, be sure to keep those up to date. Could it be an Atmos thing? One thing you could try is decode everything in LAV audio and send LPCM to test. If it works, you could only use bitstreaming with dolby. 

I'm running out of ideas but this add-on https://kodi.wiki/view/Add-on:Unpause_Jumpback could make it a little less annoying. If the delay is constant use that and set it to rewind like 5 seconds.

(2019-12-05, 18:07)sp90378 Wrote:

(2019-12-05, 07:25)IT007 Wrote: The Kodi keep alive setting never did anything for me, only that registry fix.  I always use external LAV filters myself, be sure to keep those up to date. Could it be an Atmos thing? One thing you could try is decode everything in LAV audio and send LPCM to test. If it works, you could only use bitstreaming with dolby. 

I'm running out of ideas but this add-on https://kodi.wiki/view/Add-on:Unpause_Jumpback could make it a little less annoying. If the delay is constant use that and set it to rewind like 5 seconds.

Yeah, in the process of ruling everything else out. I did install that addon already as well, having it set to jump back 10 seconds. What is odd is that if I pause and unpause like 2 seconds later, then I only loose like a second of audio. But if I leave it paused for say 1-2+ minutes, then its between 5-8 seconds delay. 

(2019-12-05, 20:07)IT007 Wrote: No problem, I had that problem for a long time too before finding the fix.

(2019-12-11, 00:28)Warner306 Wrote: This is a bit beyond me, instructions assume knowledge I dont have. 

I first put the shader I want to use called HDRFIX in

T:\KODI DS4\system\players\dsplayer\Shaders

Next I added to shaders.xml

  </shader>
<shader name="HDRFIX" id="22">
    <path>HDRFIX.hlsl</path>
    <profile>ps_2_0</profile>
</shaders>


Now I edited the MKV line in mediaconfig.xml like so, this was just to apply the shader to all MKV files first to see if it worked, it did nothing, where have I gone wrong, i'm trying at least


<rule filetypes="mkv">
  <shaders>
        <shader id="22" />
      </shaders>
      <source filter="avsource" />
      <splitter filter="avsource" />
      <video filter="mpcvideodec" />
      <!-- You can do like that to specifie a DXVA only filters.
      If you want to use the same filter for DXVA and non DXVA media, just add
      a single <video> line.
      <video>
        <video dxva="true" filter="mpcvideodec" />
        <video filter="mpcvideodec" />
      </video> -->
      <audio filter="ffdaudiodec" />
      <!--<extra>
        <extra filter="ac3filter" />
        <extra filter="dcgraphiceq" />
      </extra>-->

(2018-09-24, 22:16)ilGimmy Wrote: if curl is the issue, you can download it from https://curl.haxx.se/download.html (in the past I fixed a similar problem extracting libcurl.dll from Stefan Kanthak cab file).
I'll try and report back...
edit:
Kodi 16b2 on NUC6CAYS
I installed libcurl.dll from https://skanthak.homepage.t-online.de/download/curl-7.61.1.cab and got same error.
then I replaced libeay32.dll with the one from openssl-0.9.8h-1-bin.zip (https://datapacket.dl.sourceforge.net/project/gnuwin32/openssl/0.9.8h-1/openssl-0.9.8h-1-bin.zip) and it worked!

I think openSSL need to be checked.

(2019-12-11, 01:00)mclingo Wrote:

(2019-12-11, 00:28)Warner306 Wrote: This is a bit beyond me, instructions assume knowledge I dont have. 

I first put the shader I want to use called HDRFIX in

T:\KODI DS4\system\players\dsplayer\Shaders

Next I added to shaders.xml

  </shader>
<shader name="HDRFIX" id="22">
    <path>HDRFIX.hlsl</path>
    <profile>ps_2_0</profile>
</shaders>


Now I edited the MKV line in mediaconfig.xml like so, this was just to apply the shader to all MKV files first to see if it worked, it did nothing, where have I gone wrong, i'm trying at least


<rule filetypes="mkv">
  <shaders>
        <shader id="22" />
      </shaders>
      <source filter="avsource" />
      <splitter filter="avsource" />
      <video filter="mpcvideodec" />
      <!-- You can do like that to specifie a DXVA only filters.
      If you want to use the same filter for DXVA and non DXVA media, just add
      a single <video> line.
      <video>
        <video dxva="true" filter="mpcvideodec" />
        <video filter="mpcvideodec" />
      </video> -->
      <audio filter="ffdaudiodec" />
      <!--<extra>
        <extra filter="ac3filter" />
        <extra filter="dcgraphiceq" />
      </extra>-->

(2019-12-23, 11:54)Warner306 Wrote: madVR has some options that should work if you are using DXVA2 (copy-back) video decoding.