2015-08-30, 11:54
(2015-08-30, 08:02)FouxAM Wrote: Hello everyone, I followed the recommended settings in the wiki page and there is one problem.. Local mkv playback is choppy, severe frames drop and CPU usage is close to or over 100% whenever I disable recommended vaapi method. Turning it back on seems to take care of the problem but the picture doesn't look right.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated
-chromebox standalone
All video settings are default
Tried hard reset and still no go. I'm stuck pls help
I tried to read through all the posts but after an hour it's overwhelming..
sounds like you disabled VAAPI acceleration altogether, vs the one option which was necessary in the old 4.x builds. With anything 5.x or later, all VAAPI settings should remain enabled (which is the default). I should probably update the wiki page at some point.
(2015-08-30, 09:10)monsen Wrote: I have just run into a diskspace issue. It seems my storage partition has run full:
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I have not done too much with the system and i wonder why that is the case. If i run out of diskspace now already setup must be wrong or there is some wasted space.
Here is what i found under /storage:
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Most of the dirs are empty but i wonder if can get rid of the OpenELEC-Generic.x86_64-5.0.8 tar and folder?
I am also wondering if there is a way to partition better?
looks like you only allocated 1GB for OpenELEC when doing the dual boot setup, which isn't enough. You can delete the installation files (which the script should have deleted, but seems did not), but that's not going to buy you a whole lot. You basically have 2 options: 1) do a factory reset, then re-run the script and choose a larger partition size for OpenELEC, or 2) use a tool like partedmagic to resize the existing partitions to shrink sda1 and enlarge sda7.
