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OpenELEC Testbuilds for RaspberryPi (Kodi 15.0) Part 1
(2015-03-16, 16:34)cncb Wrote: Sorry if I missed this but is there a special installation procedure for the "firmware" part of it? I downloaded the tar for RPi1 and put it in the "Update" folder and rebooted to upgrade from OE 5.0. I did a "soft reset" and the new 3D settings are turned on but 3D output is not working.

Your debug log (wiki) of 3D playback would help.
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(2015-03-16, 16:28)movie78 Wrote: IS BLURAY 3D ISO FRAME PACKED SUPPORTED?
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid1956796
Quote:Is this update only applies to Pi?
Yes, it utilises the MVC support in the Pi's hardware decoder.
Some code we've added, like MVC support in mp4 and the forthcoming ISO support will be useful to other platforms, but somewhere an MVC decoder is required.
(2015-03-16, 16:22)da-anda Wrote: we could add support for filename detection as we already have a keyword parser for the 3D flags. Not sure if it's worth the effort though as I don't think there is much content with reverse order of eyes
Not too many, but these are ones I can think of (off the top of my head only) w/right-eye first:

- Drive Angry
- Edge of Tomorrow
- Rio
[H]i-[d]eft [M]edia [K]een [V]ideosaurus
My HT
(2015-03-16, 17:44)hdmkv Wrote: - Drive Angry
- Edge of Tomorrow
- Rio

I have a "Rio 2" sample which plays fine.
If anyone can run makemkv on one of these and then use mkvtoolnix to split a 1 minute sample and upload it (e.g. to dropbox or google drive) I can confirm if the left/right eyes are detected automatically.
(2015-03-16, 16:36)Milhouse Wrote: Your debug log (wiki) of 3D playback would help.

Here is the log when trying to play an MKV with full 3D/MVC. I tried to play it twice: the first time I just got a black screen which had not happened before and the second attempt it played back in normal 1080P/2D which is what happened the previous times I tried. Thanks.

http://xbmclogs.com/pk9fh3swq
(2015-03-16, 18:18)cncb Wrote: Here is the log when trying to play an MKV with full 3D/MVC. I tried to play it twice: the first time I just got a black screen which had not happened before and the second attempt it played back in normal 1080P/2D which is what happened the previous times I tried. Thanks.

According to your log the only 3D supported are:
Code:
11:37:54  17.500881 T:1968173056   DEBUG: EGL mode 4: 1920x1080 (1920x1080) @ 60.00i 3DSBS - Full Screen (1.00)
11:37:54  17.502171 T:1968173056   DEBUG: EGL mode 9: 720x576 (720x576) @ 50.00 3DTB - Full Screen (1.42)
11:37:54  17.502554 T:1968173056   DEBUG: EGL mode 10: 1280x720 (1280x720) @ 50.00 3DTB - Full Screen (1.00)
11:37:54  17.502913 T:1968173056   DEBUG: EGL mode 11: 1920x1080 (1920x1080) @ 50.00i 3DSBS - Full Screen (1.00)
11:37:54  17.503279 T:1968173056   DEBUG: EGL mode 12: 720x576 (720x576) @ 50.00i 3DSBS - Full Screen (1.07)
11:37:54  17.504095 T:1968173056   DEBUG: EGL mode 15: 1920x1080 (1920x1080) @ 24.00 3DTB - Full Screen (1.00)

Note that 1080p24 is only reported as TB (not SBS). Did you set the stereo type of the video to "side by side"? Try setting it to "Over/Under".

You can also add:
Code:
hdmi_force_edid_3d=1
to config.txt which will assume all 3d modes are supported, then you can set it to "side by side"
(2015-03-16, 16:28)movie78 Wrote: IS BLURAY 3D ISO FRAME PACKED SUPPORTED?

Is this update only applies to Pi?
Seriously? The 3D bluray question has been answered just a few posts back. And yes, it's PI only as it's a hardware thing and not done in software.
@da-anda as you are here, there seems to be a bug in the confluence 3D modes menu (when playing a video).
The "Watch as 2D" button works, but never shows as enabled. I wonder about this code:
Code:
                <selected>StringCompare(System.StereoscopicMode,7)</selected>

Where is that supposed to come from? I can't find a "System.StereoscopicMode" in the kodi code.
(2015-03-16, 18:27)popcornmix Wrote: Note that 1080p24 is only reported as TB (not SBS). Did you set the stereo type of the video to "side by side"? Try setting it to "Over/Under".

You can also add:
Code:
hdmi_force_edid_3d=1
to config.txt which will assume all 3d modes are supported, then you can set it to "side by side"

Are you saying that full frame-packed 3D is reported as not supported by my TV? If so, this is not the case since I have a 3D blu-ray player connected to the same TV that works with full frame-packed 3D (1920x2205 24Hz) as expected. Should the "Stereoscopic preferred mode" setting have any effect on frame-packed output? It doesn't seem like it should and doesn't in my case.
@popcornmix System.StereoscopicMode comes from https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master....cpp#L1957
That Confluence string comparison seems broken after https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/6345/f...1a7fcf2bc9 - RENDER_STEREO_MODE_MONO is 8 after that PR, can you test this?
(2015-03-16, 19:41)cncb Wrote: Are you saying that full frame-packed 3D is reported as not supported by my TV? If so, this is not the case since I have a 3D blu-ray player connected to the same TV that works with full frame-packed 3D (1920x2205 24Hz) as expected. Should the "Stereoscopic preferred mode" setting have any effect on frame-packed output? It doesn't seem like it should and doesn't in my case.

No. You can check with "tvservice -m CEA" to see exactly what is reported as supported.

Currently Kodi doesn't really support full 3D video. It only understands half-SBS and half-TAB.
Currently we are pretending the video is half-SBS or half-TAB and rendering the GUI in that mode, but later overriding the mode with the frame-packed version.
But it still checks for hdmi support for the gui mode (e.g. half-SBS).

A future update will do things differently.

For now, "hdmi_force_edid_3d=1" will probably fix your issue.
(2015-03-16, 19:48)menakite Wrote: @popcornmix System.StereoscopicMode comes from https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master....cpp#L1957
That Confluence string comparison seems broken after https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/6345/f...1a7fcf2bc9 - RENDER_STEREO_MODE_MONO is 8 after that PR, can you test this?

Yep - that fixes it.
I've tried 2 3D mkvs with #315 and work well. Rpi B.

I have the same problem installing #315 as #309 and #310. Openelec screen, kodi screen, confluence background and then stuck.

If I detach the network cable when installing, it starts ok. Once the wizard appears, I connect the network cable and follow the installation. Once installed, if reboot after a little time, gets stuck again in confluence background. If after installing wait more time, reboot and it works well. Last thing I saw before rebooting and working was scrappers updated.

When installing with the network cable detached, if switch the tv on after rpi, wizard does't appear, goes directly to confluence menus.
Now where can I get some MVC inside MKV samples. My external bluray drive seems to have died.
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(2015-03-16, 20:42)Psyduckap Wrote: I have the same problem installing #315 as #309 and #310. Openelec screen, kodi screen, confluence background and then stuck.

Nobody has a clue unless you post a debug log. Seriously, please don't mention this again unless you're going to help yourself and others by providing a debug log.
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