2011-08-05, 02:58
I finally got around to updating to 10.1 on HTPC yesterday and I'm having some trouble with the video playback. For a large number of my files if I try seeking forward or back the audio and video lose sync. Also if I watch an episode and mid way through stop it and then pick resume instead of start over, it is out of sync as well.
I've tried with with VDPAU on and off, the CPU usage in both cases is ~10%. There is plenty of free RAM as well. I don't think it is the video files, they played fine in 9.11 and they work on a different computer in Windows.
I did notice something odd, in the video playback section the "A/V Sync Method" option is disabled for some reason. Any idea why that would be?
My audio is being outputted as analog.
The computer has:
Core 2 Duo E8400 (3GHz)
1GB RAM
GeForce 9400 GT
Intel HD Audio
I'm running Gentoo, pretty much all the libraries are up to date. I'm using version 270.41.06 of the nvidia drivers.
Here is my xbmc.log file: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13449511/xbmc1.log
The file I tested starts playing around line 590. I see there are a bunch of avcodec_decode_video warnings and I tried searching around but didn't find anything definitive.
If I start a video file and just let it play, the audio and video stays in sync.
Any thoughts?
I've tried with with VDPAU on and off, the CPU usage in both cases is ~10%. There is plenty of free RAM as well. I don't think it is the video files, they played fine in 9.11 and they work on a different computer in Windows.
I did notice something odd, in the video playback section the "A/V Sync Method" option is disabled for some reason. Any idea why that would be?
My audio is being outputted as analog.
The computer has:
Core 2 Duo E8400 (3GHz)
1GB RAM
GeForce 9400 GT
Intel HD Audio
I'm running Gentoo, pretty much all the libraries are up to date. I'm using version 270.41.06 of the nvidia drivers.
Here is my xbmc.log file: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13449511/xbmc1.log
The file I tested starts playing around line 590. I see there are a bunch of avcodec_decode_video warnings and I tried searching around but didn't find anything definitive.
If I start a video file and just let it play, the audio and video stays in sync.
Any thoughts?