2012-10-10, 22:02
Any ideas when H264 streams will be fixed? I am just getting a grey screen with sound on r12061. I'm not sure when it broke but think it was around about r12014
(2012-10-10, 21:59)gimli Wrote:(2012-10-10, 21:56)Trixster Wrote: Really? In which case I apologise for the cross examination, I've clearly been getting myself mixed up. I thought 1080p videos were being rendered at 720p. My bad.
Maybe i should have mentioned that and say it clear that the GUI scaling only belongs to GUI and not video rendering.
(2012-10-10, 22:13)johnnyvd Wrote:(2012-10-10, 21:59)gimli Wrote:(2012-10-10, 21:56)Trixster Wrote: Really? In which case I apologise for the cross examination, I've clearly been getting myself mixed up. I thought 1080p videos were being rendered at 720p. My bad.
Maybe i should have mentioned that and say it clear that the GUI scaling only belongs to GUI and not video rendering.
Gimli, how about the pixelated pictures then?
I tried a lot of different builds but to no avail.
Large (jpg) pictures get displayed blurry..
(2012-10-10, 20:06)gimli Wrote:(2012-10-10, 19:29)MilhouseVH Wrote: It's still not clear to me what problem this 720p/1080p upscaling is designed to solve, and why disabling it can't be made a configurable option (even if it's an advanced setting).
As you remember, the GPU memory is limited on the PI. When you take the 128MB split we have 128MB for the GPU. Every Texture we load and display eats memory on the GPU. To save memory we render at 720p and then display at 1080p.
(2012-10-10, 22:16)gimli Wrote: If it comes to thumbs and fanarts, you have to redo the scrapping.
(2012-10-11, 10:22)johnnyvd Wrote: but what i meant was that my digital photographs in the pictures sections are shown blurry when i want to watch them. I do not mean the thumbnails (which i also do not auto-generate by the way).
The strange thing is that *sometimes* (once in a hundred) a picture gets shown right.. It seems that this depends on the size of the pictures (pixels).
The pictures is shot with my 450D (12MP) show blurry while the ones i took with my old IXUS 400 (4MP) are ok..
(2012-10-11, 14:10)popcornmix Wrote:(2012-10-11, 10:22)johnnyvd Wrote: but what i meant was that my digital photographs in the pictures sections are shown blurry when i want to watch them. I do not mean the thumbnails (which i also do not auto-generate by the way).
The strange thing is that *sometimes* (once in a hundred) a picture gets shown right.. It seems that this depends on the size of the pictures (pixels).
The pictures is shot with my 450D (12MP) show blurry while the ones i took with my old IXUS 400 (4MP) are ok..
Okay, higher resolution photos shouldn't be more blurry, although possibly the high MP photos are hitting some memory limit and being downsized.
Post a link to a photo that is appearing blurry, and I'll look into it.
(2012-10-12, 21:43)nickehallgren Wrote: Have anybody else noticed that AC3 audio in many (not all, so it could be an encoding issue) new (last few weeks) 720p tvseries has alot of audio distortion in louder parts (.mkv files). Have now tried the last 3 builds and they are all the same. On VLC and D-Link Boxee the files works perfectly. Also older files with AC3 work perfectly.
This file for example has alot of audio issues:
http://pirateshit.com/torrent/7718825/Tw...DIMENSION_[PublicHD]
I also posted this here:
https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/issues/1330