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**phunkyfish** · 2020-01-21, 01:08

This may only not work on windows. It should be ok on other platforms I think.

Newbie268 · 2020-01-21, 09:18

(2020-01-21, 00:19)phunkyfish Wrote: How did you change the channel?

I.e. did you stop the current one and play another or through the change channel menu in the video OSD?

At the first start (not logged) I changed the chanel through the change channel menu. At the try which was done with logging switched on I waited until the loading stopped by itself (~15 seconds) and changed afterwards through the change channel menu. In total I tried on three channels w/o sucess as documented in the logfile.

**phunkyfish** · 2020-01-21, 10:10

Cool, thanks. Let me know if the behaviour is different on linux (which it should be).

buers · 2020-01-21, 15:46

(2020-01-21, 10:10)phunkyfish Wrote: The error message under Windows might be misleading. ffmpeg is using a different URL-Syntax for multicast source groups. I.e. ffmpeg -i rtp://@232.0.20.35:10000?sources=87.141.215.251 -map 0 -c copy -copy_unknown -f mpegts d.ts. Please note the Sources = instead of the "@". Still it has a bug, it seems, and changing rtp to udp will work (not under Kodi, but with ffmpeg - might be a step Forward). Interesting reading: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3678, https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3550. Actually it was much easier to get the data, than I thought. Basically the following Code snippet will work: http://wiki.wlug.org.nz/SourceSpecificMulticastExample
BTW. I believe ffmpeg will work with pthread even under Windows. Some time ago, I have recognized a discussion about it. It was argued, that native thread support is faster, therefore kept instead of the better functionality. The speed difference really was marginal, Maybe statistal noise. (No idea, why I can't write outside the cite of phunkyphish - sorry)

**phunkyfish** · 2020-01-21, 18:47

Thanks @buers

Will update the PR later in the week to follow the format.

It may be that it will just work with the format change and we won’t need pthreads at all.

Will post back once I have something ready to test.

akel89 · 2020-01-21, 21:59

(2020-01-19, 15:16)phunkyfish Wrote: @akel89 can you test a fix on Kodi Matrix? If that works I can backport to Leia.

If you can build it yourself (as I see you use linux) here is the PR: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/17222

Otherwise, let me know and I can do a testbuild for Windows or something.

Sry, I don't know how this works.
I've been searching for a while now and can't even find the right file.

**phunkyfish** · (This post was last modified: 2020-01-22, 18:57 by phunkyfish.)

@Newbie and @akel89

Can either of you test this new Win64 build and also supply the debug log from trying it?

If this doesn't work (cause windows may require a different solution), please also try an OSX or Android build from here: https://jenkins.kodi.tv/job/BuildMulti-PR/14489/

Just click your platform to download the apk/dmg file and once more upload the debug log afterwards.

akel89 · 2020-01-22, 20:39

(2020-01-19, 16:21)phunkyfish Wrote: Here is a Win64 testbuild for kodi 19 Matrix - https://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/wind...ix-x64.exe

I have installed this version above. Is that right?

log

**phunkyfish** · (This post was last modified: 2020-01-22, 21:40 by phunkyfish.)

Oops, I forgot to post the link to the new build: https://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/wind...ix-x64.exe

My bad, could you post a debug log from this new build?

akel89 · 2020-01-22, 22:33

...and here the next logfile Nod

**phunkyfish** · 2020-01-22, 23:47

Thanks, but any chance you can post a debug log?

I added some log lines that might help figure this out Wink

**phunkyfish** · 2020-01-23, 11:49

Ok, I got to test the URL parsing last night and there was a bug. Please test this version on windows: https://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/wind...ix-x64.exe

Newbie268 · 2020-01-23, 15:23

(2020-01-23, 11:49)phunkyfish Wrote: Ok, I got to test the URL parsing last night and there was a bug. Please test this version on windows: https://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/wind...ix-x64.exe

I will try later the W64 version and report.

In the meantime I've tried a lot to compile/build a linux (ARM)version for RBPI Raspian (on the targeted RBPI) but w/o success (many failures due to missing libraries (python/XML2)). Do you have a possibility to build for Linux (RBPI)?
I will try later to compile on Ubuntu.

**phunkyfish** · 2020-01-23, 15:27

I could get it added to a testbuild for LibreElec for Rpi? Is that any use? Afraid I'm not familiar with how to build for linux at all.

Maybe let's see how the W64 version fairs first.

Newbie268 · 2020-01-23, 16:24

(2020-01-23, 15:27)phunkyfish Wrote: I could get it added to a testbuild for LibreElec for Rpi? Is that any use? Afraid I'm not familiar with how to build for linux at all.

Maybe let's see how the W64 version fairs first.

A testbuild with/for LibreElec would be great!