[fernandovg]

edit your SMB passwords

[gimli]

Post your advancedsettings.xml

Code:

<advancedsettings>
  <loglevel>0</loglevel>

  <splash>false</splash>
  <showexitbutton>false</showexitbutton>

<!-- Following at request of popcornmix -->
<fanartres>256</fanartres>
<imageres>128</imageres>
<!-- End popcornmix -->

  <gui>
    <algorithmdirtyregions>3</algorithmdirtyregions>
    <nofliptimeout>0</nofliptimeout>
    <visualizedirtyregions>off</visualizedirtyregions>
  </gui>

  <samba>
    <clienttimeout>30</clienttimeout>
  </samba>

  <videodatabase>
    <type>mysql</type>
    <host>freenas2-jail</host>
    <port>3306</port>
    <user>xbmc</user>
    <pass>xbmc</pass>
  </videodatabase>

  <musicdatabase>
    <type>mysql</type>
    <host>freenas2-jail</host>
    <port>3306</port>
    <user>xbmc</user>
    <pass>xbmc</pass>
  </musicdatabase>

  <pathsubstitution>
    <substitute>
      <from>special://masterprofile/sources.xml</from>
      <to>smb://xxx:xxx@freenas2/.xbmc/sources.xml</to>
      </substitute>

    <substitute>
      <from>special://masterprofile/addon_data/</from>
      <to>smb://xxx:xxx@freenas2/.xbmc/addon_data/</to>
    </substitute>
  </pathsubstitution>

</advancedsettings>

and which dist you use ?

OpenELEC r12224

Show also the output of "sudo vcdbg reloc" when it happens with the new settings.

[Milhouse]

edit your SMB passwords

Yep already edited, thanks. Damn - trying to do too many things at once... ;-)

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Show also the output of "sudo vcdbg reloc" when it happens with the new settings.

Any more requests before I post it?

[gimli]

edit your SMB passwords

LOL

[Milhouse]

Show also the output of "sudo vcdbg reloc" when it happens with the new settings.

Settings fanart=256, imageres=128 on 256MB Pi with 128MB GPU RAM: pastebin #1 and pastebin #2 - hopefully at least one of the captures is revealing

[sdsnyr94]

**EDIT**

Moving my comment to a new thread... it was not related to the test builds and do not want to thread-jack.... sorry

[popcornmix]

Settings fanart=256, imageres=128 on 256MB Pi with 128MB GPU RAM: pastebin #1 and pastebin #2 - hopefully at least one of the captures is revealing

18 2.9M buffers, which are probably the incorrectly clamped 1008x720x32bpp.

But, they are not getting limited to 256 or 128, so xbmc is not doing what we hoped.

[Milhouse]

18 2.9M buffers, which are probably the incorrectly clamped 1008x720x32bpp.

But, they are not getting limited to 256 or 128, so xbmc is not doing what we hoped.

XBMC is certainly creating tiny images in the Thumbnails folder.

[gimli]

18 2.9M buffers, which are probably the incorrectly clamped 1008x720x32bpp.

But, they are not getting limited to 256 or 128, so xbmc is not doing what we hoped.

XBMC is certainly creating tiny images in the Thumbnails folder.

And you did "rm -rf ~/.xbmc/userdata/Database ~/.xbmc/userdata/Thumbnails" and you use local thumbs ?

To get a realy clear picture. Use the new settings, do the "rm", turn on debug loging and rescrap. Then show us the full debug log.

[regnets]

Does the OMXPlayer display MPEG2 streams in the incorrect aspect ration?

I'm watching a 16:9 video and it is shown as 4:3.

I'm using version 12553.

Here is the debug log and a screenshot
http://www.sharebees.com/sh27iuzcqq61.html
http://imageshack.us/a/img834/535/img2180z.jpg

In XBMC for ATV2 the video is shown as 16:9. I use the same view mode on both devices "normal".

Thank you

regnets

[Milhouse]

And you did "rm -rf ~/.xbmc/userdata/Database ~/.xbmc/userdata/Thumbnails" and you use local thumbs ?

I did "rm -rf ~/.xbmc/userdata/Database/Textures13.db ~/.xbmc/userdata/Thumbnails", and I'm using a MySQL database for Music and Video.

To get a realy clear picture. Use the new settings, do the "rm", turn on debug loging and rescrap. Then show us the full debug log.

When you say "rescrap" - do you mean "re-cache", as in browse through Movies allowing XBMC to resize/cache images? If so, see the following - rm'd, rebooted, Movies browsed...

pastebin

[gimli]

And you did "rm -rf ~/.xbmc/userdata/Database ~/.xbmc/userdata/Thumbnails" and you use local thumbs ?

I did "rm -rf ~/.xbmc/userdata/Database/Textures13.db ~/.xbmc/userdata/Thumbnails", and I'm using a MySQL database for Music and Video.

To get a realy clear picture. Use the new settings, do the "rm", turn on debug loging and rescrap. Then show us the full debug log.

When you say "rescrap" - do you mean what "re-cache", as in browse through Movies allowing XBMC to resize/cache images? If so, see the following - rm'd, rebooted, Movies browsed...

pastebin

Turn useddsfanart off

[Milhouse]

Turn useddsfanart off

No difference.

[gimli]

And you did "rm -rf ~/.xbmc/userdata/Database ~/.xbmc/userdata/Thumbnails" and you use local thumbs ?

I did "rm -rf ~/.xbmc/userdata/Database/Textures13.db ~/.xbmc/userdata/Thumbnails", and I'm using a MySQL database for Music and Video.

To get a realy clear picture. Use the new settings, do the "rm", turn on debug loging and rescrap. Then show us the full debug log.

When you say "rescrap" - do you mean "re-cache", as in browse through Movies allowing XBMC to resize/cache images? If so, see the following - rm'd, rebooted, Movies browsed...

pastebin

No, i ment delete you local database and thumbnails and re-scrap them. Somewhere old sized images are used. So redo it from scratch.

[Milhouse]

No, i ment delete you local database and thumbnails and re-scrap them. Somewhere old sized images are used. So redo it from scratch.

Are images stored in the MySQL database nowadays?