2012-07-03, 09:06
Since the old Development threads have somehow died since AE hit the nightlies I will now try it in the support forum like the guys over at the Windows subforum.
Here is my problem:
I've tested an openELEC version with PVR support and have a problem:
As I watch television via DVB-T: When I select a channel is runs well for several minutes. But sometimes when there is bad signal(way to often in my area .. ) the whole video slows down to maybe 2 fps and i got no sound. If I switch channels back and forth I am fine again.
Here is a log:
http://sprunge.us/iehO
I enabled live TV and the problem directly occurs. Then I switched channels back an forth and had to wait several minutes till it happens again...
I figured that it does not simply depend on signal quality... Sometimes it just shutters and I can watch on...
Here is my problem:
I've tested an openELEC version with PVR support and have a problem:
As I watch television via DVB-T: When I select a channel is runs well for several minutes. But sometimes when there is bad signal(way to often in my area .. ) the whole video slows down to maybe 2 fps and i got no sound. If I switch channels back and forth I am fine again.
Here is a log:
http://sprunge.us/iehO
I enabled live TV and the problem directly occurs. Then I switched channels back an forth and had to wait several minutes till it happens again...
I figured that it does not simply depend on signal quality... Sometimes it just shutters and I can watch on...
(2012-06-20, 20:49)blingg Wrote: I have the same with DVB-S. But it also could be reproduced with material streamed over slow network. Like playing a 720p video on youtube over slow wi-fi link. The stream would pause, start buffering and never recover.
http://pastebin.ca/2163561
(2012-06-21, 13:11)blingg Wrote: I accidentally discovered that on channels with multiple audio tracks, if the stream gets stuck like described above, switching to a different audio track without stopping playback helps recover playback.
