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2013-05-18, 07:51
(This post was last modified: 2013-05-18, 08:11 by wgards8.)
If it works for you that's great.
Presents the following problem for me though:
I use a Disney wow calibration disc on my TV. (Bit Ott I know but got it free so why not).
The thing is, I start adjusting TV settings for xbmc it has a knock on effect when watching bluray, sat or any other source. I could use a different picture setting but can see changing it all the time becoming a real pita.
I just wish my harmony remote could automate the process, unfortunately though the sequence is too long.
I must admit I have yet to try methods described by Raytestrak and DrowningApe as I had friends over for dinner so ran out of time. They are only temp solutions though so hopefully we will see a fix in future updates.
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Just finished setting up the NUC 3217IYE, playback of video is fine, HD audio works great. Only problem I am seeing is within many of the various screens in XBMC, some icons and posters have bands of dots or dashes across them, and in the Movie library some of the flags for a movie such as studio logo and others are totally distorted. Never had this issue on the old setup.
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Noticed yesterday my bios was not the latest so updated hoping it would resolve the issue where I can't play any full BR rips (mt2s and iso) in Windows 8 on my Celeron NUC without juddering or if I switch hardware acceleration on screen banding.
No luck though and stuck using openelec which works fine but isn't the reason I bought the NUC!
Ever hopeful there will be a solution soon is it just a case of for an update to the intel graphics driver?
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Has anyone else here with the celeron NUC running openelec had any problems that when starting a video the audio will start for a second ahead of the picture and then the screen turns green and freezes that way while the audio shuts off and then the NUC crashes after the screen eventually turns from green to black with an x in it? I've been having this issue since I started a few weeks ago with OE 3.0.1 and it's continued through the current v3.0.3. Every time I start up (whether resuming from sleep or rebooting) it seems like a 50/50 shot whether I'll actually be able to watch one of my videos or get this instead, and then the only way out is to hold down the power button to shut down and start up again when it may or may not happen again.
I haven't been able to capture this on a debug log yet because even with debugging turned on and with the setting "Always skip XBMC.old.log" unchecked the only log I can pull after it happens only captures since the restart. With that same setting and with debugging turned off though, here's the only clue I'm seeing from the XBMC log for moments the screen freezes green and crashes:
07:13:36 T:140694580610816 WARNING: CRenderManager::FlipPage - timeout waiting for previous frame
07:13:43 T:140694336567040 WARNING: Previous line repeats 1 times.
07:13:43 T:140694336567040 WARNING: CDVDMessageQueue(audio)::Get - asked for new data packet, with nothing available
07:13:48 T:140694580610816 WARNING: CRenderManager::FlipPage - timeout waiting for previous frame
07:13:48 T:140694336567040 WARNING: CDVDMessageQueue(audio)::Get - asked for new data packet, with nothing available
So whether or not anyone else has experienced this, any ideas what's going on here? Some kind of HDMI or network handshake issue maybe? I do have all my videos on an unRAID server and one thought I've had is that maybe the Realtek NIC on the server is the culprit, but if anything that should only cause XBMC to not recognize that the file is there or maybe delay the start of playback, right? It shouldn't be crashing from that.
My other thought is that it's related to the black screen issue and has to do with the order of how devices are powered up or resume from sleep. I have the recommended sequence programmed into my Harmony remote (powering on TV, then AVR, then waking the NUC) but the receiver sometimes takes additional time to switch inputs and I haven't been able to do any extensive testing yet if there's any particular sequence that always preceeds these green screen crashes on playback or always works. All I know is that however I eventually stumble on the magic formula to get it to work, once it does play a video I don't experience the problem again until I shut down/sleep and start up again. Then it's the same coin toss all over again.