(2013-03-25, 18:56)flyingrat Wrote:(2013-03-25, 01:05)Memphiz Wrote: billy is out of order for now - we are about to replace the complete buildbot platform. This has nothing to do with crashing - flyingrat already knows howto compile the code in current state (old billy doesn't).
I've heard some rumors about Jenkins? If that is correct, that is probably a very good solution for "Continuous Integration & Delivery" IMPO ...
(2013-03-25, 18:58)bikemike Wrote: I've tried both OpenElec version by vicbitter and Raspbmc version by flyingrat and for streaming the new ffmpeg fixes the jerkiness but I still get the jerkiness when playing downloaded streams (ffmpeg -acodec copy -vcodec copy) on RPi. On XBMCbuntu and XBMC Win32 the same downloaded streams plays without any jerkiness. Do you know which commit fixed the jerkiness for streaming and if there are fixes for this in later ffmpeg?
(2013-03-25, 18:58)Martijn Wrote:(2013-03-25, 18:56)flyingrat Wrote: [I've heard some rumors about Jenkins? If that is correct, that is probably a very good solution for "Continuous Integration & Delivery" IMPO ...Correct
(2013-03-25, 19:08)flyingrat Wrote: [quote='bikemike' pid='1377409' dateline='1364230708']
I've tried both OpenElec version by vicbitter and Raspbmc version by flyingrat and for streaming the new ffmpeg fixes the jerkiness but I still get the jerkiness when playing downloaded streams (ffmpeg -acodec copy -vcodec copy) on RPi. On XBMCbuntu and XBMC Win32 the same downloaded streams plays without any jerkiness. Do you know which commit fixed the jerkiness for streaming and if there are fixes for this in later ffmpeg?
(2013-03-25, 19:24)bikemike Wrote:(2013-03-25, 19:08)flyingrat Wrote: [quote='bikemike' pid='1377409' dateline='1364230708']
I've tried both OpenElec version by vicbitter and Raspbmc version by flyingrat and for streaming the new ffmpeg fixes the jerkiness but I still get the jerkiness when playing downloaded streams (ffmpeg -acodec copy -vcodec copy) on RPi. On XBMCbuntu and XBMC Win32 the same downloaded streams plays without any jerkiness. Do you know which commit fixed the jerkiness for streaming and if there are fixes for this in later ffmpeg?
Ok, start with this:
1. Debug log (pastebin)
2. Full command line of ffmpeg -acodec copy ....
3. Content and stream type of copied file?? (use mediainfo to extract media info)
4. Test to play the file with native ffplay (ver n1.2)
Then get back...
--
The streams are 720p streams from SVT play and full command line is "ffmpeg -acodec copy -vcodec copy -absf aac_adtstoasc -i URL video.mp4".
I think those streams are quite familiar to you but if you still need debug log and mediainfo I will supply that for you.
(2013-03-25, 19:35)flyingrat Wrote:(2013-03-25, 19:24)bikemike Wrote:(2013-03-25, 19:08)flyingrat Wrote: [quote='bikemike' pid='1377409' dateline='1364230708']
I've tried both OpenElec version by vicbitter and Raspbmc version by flyingrat and for streaming the new ffmpeg fixes the jerkiness but I still get the jerkiness when playing downloaded streams (ffmpeg -acodec copy -vcodec copy) on RPi. On XBMCbuntu and XBMC Win32 the same downloaded streams plays without any jerkiness. Do you know which commit fixed the jerkiness for streaming and if there are fixes for this in later ffmpeg?
Ok, start with this:
1. Debug log (pastebin)
2. Full command line of ffmpeg -acodec copy ....
3. Content and stream type of copied file?? (use mediainfo to extract media info)
4. Test to play the file with native ffplay (ver n1.2)
Then get back...
--
The streams are 720p streams from SVT play and full command line is "ffmpeg -acodec copy -vcodec copy -absf aac_adtstoasc -i URL video.mp4".
I think those streams are quite familiar to you but if you still need debug log and mediainfo I will supply that for you.
Please do all four! If you don't want to publish the output in this forum, post a PM to me. /Regards, Lars.
(2013-03-25, 21:18)bjober Wrote: Hi.
I have tested flyingrats atv2 builds and they crash the atv2 when playing any video.
However I've not seen any other problems, starting up and moving around, changing settings are no problem.
I made 4 log files.
First using flyingrats build to play a svtplay content. log file:http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6991
second; playing the same file with the last stable build 12.1 : http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6994
third; flyingrats build on a avi file on an nas.: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6995
finally the same avi with 12.1: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6996
I hope this will be helpful.
Regards/ Björn
(2013-03-26, 17:21)unless Wrote: Could you direct me to a guide on how to install a custom build such as this one on ATV2.No difference, i.e. the exact same way as described in "HOW-TO:Install_XBMC_on_Apple_TV_2#Nightly_builds"
(2013-03-26, 17:21)unless Wrote: I've tried but failed, following the instructions over here (section 4.1): http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW...Apple_TV_2I'm terribly sorry, but I'm not an educated mind reader!
Failed exactly where and how?
(2013-03-26, 17:21)unless Wrote: I've tried but failed, following the instructions over here (section 4.1): http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW...Apple_TV_2I'm terribly sorry, but I'm not an educated mind reader!
Failed exactly where and how?
(2013-03-26, 23:51)unless Wrote: Sorry about that. I followed those exact steps and the xbmc menu option disappeared from the Apple TV home screen. So I had to reinstall the stable version. I first got stuck on the dpkg -i *xbmc*.deb command, where I got this error "error processing *xbmc*.deb (--install): cannot access archive: No such file or directory". So I replaced the *xbmc*.deb part with the exact file name, and everything seemed to work fine, except for the icon not appearing on the home screen. Got any advice?
But anyhow, this seems to be more of an "installation" type of problem that is normally dealt with else-where, i.e this is a developer thread that is focusing only on the new ffmpeg implementation and related issues. /Regards, Lars.
(2013-03-27, 00:00)flyingrat Wrote: A new ATV2 binary "org.xbmc.xbmc-atv2_13-ffmpeg-n1.2-20130326-arm.deb" that is built from a newly rebased master is now uploaded. I noticed that the new binary was considerably bigger than the old one thus something may be missing from the first built that caused the crashes. If you are a ATV2 owner, please test and provide some feedback. Thanks in advance!
(2013-03-26, 13:15)flyingrat Wrote:(2013-03-25, 21:18)bjober Wrote: Hi.
I have tested flyingrats atv2 builds and they crash the atv2 when playing any video.
However I've not seen any other problems, starting up and moving around, changing settings are no problem.
I made 4 log files.
First using flyingrats build to play a svtplay content. log file:http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6991
second; playing the same file with the last stable build 12.1 : http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6994
third; flyingrats build on a avi file on an nas.: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6995
finally the same avi with 12.1: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=6996
I hope this will be helpful.
Regards/ Björn
Hello! If possible, please provide the syslog/crashreporter as well and also check this thread if you can find something similar that is related to your problems: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=144973 . /Thanks in advance, Lars
