2013-12-09, 23:51
Gentlemen, I still struggle whether/how to use mediacodec or only libstagefright. I have a RK3188 device (Jesurun DX05 old revision) with Wasser ROM 1.2.3 and unmodded Gotham Alpha 10
Let me explain my problems on these two example files: http://curly.100dola.eu/.private/xbmc-videos/
The Dolby Channel Check works completely fine with only libstagefright, however crashes immediatelly with mediacodec. The same goes for MPEG2-TS streaming IPTV (log here: http://pastebin.com/mgbvxMW4) or any files recorded from those streams using VLC (I have my own programmed solution for capturing cable IPTV built on VLC on the server). Basically, everything MPEG2-based crashes right away with the last entry in the log being opening.
The Family Guy on libstagefright only plays well through the opening song, but afterwards the video starts to show compression blocks and slows the speed. Sometimes when I play it, it only starts playing audio. Enabling mediacodec solves the problem.
Since the only way to watch cable TV here is the MPEG2-TS streaming, I need that to work. I also have quite a big collection of TV Shows and lot of them are older Xvid releases. Some series play well while other are quite a lottery. Is there maybe an option to set prefered codec based on video format? For example blacklist mediacodec for VOB and TS?
Let me explain my problems on these two example files: http://curly.100dola.eu/.private/xbmc-videos/
The Dolby Channel Check works completely fine with only libstagefright, however crashes immediatelly with mediacodec. The same goes for MPEG2-TS streaming IPTV (log here: http://pastebin.com/mgbvxMW4) or any files recorded from those streams using VLC (I have my own programmed solution for capturing cable IPTV built on VLC on the server). Basically, everything MPEG2-based crashes right away with the last entry in the log being opening.
The Family Guy on libstagefright only plays well through the opening song, but afterwards the video starts to show compression blocks and slows the speed. Sometimes when I play it, it only starts playing audio. Enabling mediacodec solves the problem.
Since the only way to watch cable TV here is the MPEG2-TS streaming, I need that to work. I also have quite a big collection of TV Shows and lot of them are older Xvid releases. Some series play well while other are quite a lottery. Is there maybe an option to set prefered codec based on video format? For example blacklist mediacodec for VOB and TS?
