Intel nuc stutter lag
#1
I have a Intel NUC D54250WYK1
I originally installed windows 8 and xbmc. However I would get video lag (only very slight, but enough to be noticed) so turned to openelec as I thought it may have been the windows bloat.

I've done a fresh install of openelec, and the lag or stutter is still then when I stream from my synology nas over nfs. I am using Ethernet, so it's not my network as my old boxee box would stream lag free. Is there a specific setting I need to change for my video to be stutter and lag free?
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#2
Maybe...

Can you please post a full Debug Log with debug logging enabled and while playing one of thos lagging movies at pastebin.com?
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#3
Hey mate, logs here.

SEE BELOW
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#4
You didnt use

pastebin.com

Please paste it there and provide the url after you submit
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#5
(2014-11-24, 01:12)David1977 Wrote: You didnt use

pastebin.com

Please paste it there and provide the url after you submit

Which log do you need mate? As there are a few inside the XBMC log. (Hardware/XBMC/Auido etc..)



http://pastebin.com/7Vswq7Zv
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#6
Had the same problem with my Celeron NUC I maxxed out the video memory in the bios and it was fixed someone here might be able to advise on xbmc specific issue with log
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(2014-11-24, 02:20)jamie_b Wrote: Had the same problem with my Celeron NUC I maxxed out the video memory in the bios and it was fixed someone here might be able to advise on xbmc specific issue with log

Which setting was is specifically in the BIOS? I can't find the video memory slider.
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#8
Advanced > Devices > Video > then graphics video I adjusted mine to 512 I think the standard is 64 then f10 save and exit

Hope this helps
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#9
I suppose you got problems with some .bin files you tried to play:

Quote:22:21:29 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: DoWork - trying to extract filestream details from video file nfs://192.168.1.94/volume1/video/Movies/Mongol [2007].bin
22:21:29 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: CNFSFile::Open - opened volume1/video/Movies/Mongol [2007].bin
22:21:29 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: Open - probing detected format [bin]
22:21:29 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: Open - avformat_find_stream_info starting
22:21:29 T:140633368934144 ERROR: ffmpeg[C1FFB700]: [IMGUTILS] Picture size 1280x41886528 is invalid
22:21:29 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: ffmpeg[C1FFB700]: [bin] Failed to open codec in av_find_stream_info

I might be wrong, but I think .bin is a non supported format/container. Have you tried to extract yourself before playing?

The other mp4 files play fine...as far as I can see. VAAPI opened and the rest seems to be ok, Or do you have problems with "Legend of Hercules" as well? The only thing I saw is, that you try to passthrough the audio to your TV (no amp between) and the passthrough failed:

Quote:22:18:16 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: FactoryCodec - Audio: passthrough - Opening
22:18:16 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: FactoryCodec - Audio: passthrough - Failed
22:18:16 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: FactoryCodec - Audio: FFmpeg - Opening
22:18:16 T:140633368934144 DEBUG: FactoryCodec - Audio: FFmpeg - Opened

Maybe you could provide a screenshot from your audio settings, too.
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#10
Hey mate, I didn't try to open a. Bin file so I'm not sure what's going on there. I only tried to play Hercules. I have toslink output from my TV into my amp, I will try to run my htpc straight into my amp as a pass through and see if that fixes the lag...

I've changed my core watts and gpu to more powerful specs, but still lag.
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#11
Then I don't have any clue.

Maybe you could update to the latest beta and see, if this helps

Or anyone else with more knowledge should take a look into this logfile above.

I can't see anything strange, except of the "Mongol [2007].bin"-file which tries to be opened at different points in this log. VAAPI initialized fine..

Could you please provide a screenshot from your audio and video settings?
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#12
(2014-11-26, 10:09)David1977 Wrote: Then I don't have any clue.

Maybe you could update to the latest beta and see, if this helps

Or anyone else with more knowledge should take a look into this logfile above.

I can't see anything strange, except of the "Mongol [2007].bin"-file which tries to be opened at different points in this log. VAAPI initialized fine..

Could you please provide a screenshot from your audio and video settings?

Yep, see below... (click for bigger)

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#13
WOW...100% usage at CPU1

There is something completely wrong....

If you don't mind loosing your settings, I would ssh in and do:

Code:
mv /storage/.xbmc /storage/xbmc-old

Then reboot and see, if this helps. 100% CPU usage is not usual!!

This command renames the ".xbmc" folder to "xbmc-old" and this is compareable with a factory reset.

BTW...you don't have a 2.1 setting if you are connected directly to your TV (I doubt that the TV has a built in subwoofer...that's what the .1 stands for Wink). You have a 2.0 setup

And I would set vertical blank sync to "always enabled". But do the things above first.
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(2014-11-26, 13:12)David1977 Wrote: WOW...100% usage at CPU1

There is something completely wrong....

If you don't mind loosing your settings, I would ssh in and do:

Code:
mv /storage/.xbmc /storage/xbmc-old

Then reboot and see, if this helps. 100% CPU usage is not usual!!

This command renames the ".xbmc" folder to "xbmc-old" and this is compareable with a factory reset.

BTW...you don't have a 2.1 setting if you are connected directly to your TV (I doubt that the TV has a built in subwoofer...that's what the .1 stands for Wink). You have a 2.0 setup

And I would set vertical blank sync to "always enabled". But do the things above first.

Thanks mate, yeah, it jumps from 1/2% up to 100% etc...

Is there a way to do that with accessing the files via basic samba?

Also, RE: Audio, I'm running through an amp, it now comes up as Intel HD > Yamaha amp model....which is 2.1 Smile
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#15
(2014-11-26, 13:33)dingdong555 Wrote: Is there a way to do that with accessing the files via basic samba?

Nope, not that I know of.

Use putty and SSH into your machine and then do the command above. If you never used putty or any other SSH client...You can connect via your IP-Adress from your NUC, then you will be asked for a username and a password:

user: root
password: openelec

Then use the command from above and reboot.
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