2015-09-10, 10:31
(2015-09-10, 04:09)FouxAM Wrote: i believe the log was from previous use too, please scroll down to around 20:50 pm when i tried to play "The Eagles - Farewell Tour Live From Melbourne (2005).mkv" . i hope it helps
This isn't a VC-1 interlaced source is it? If it is an uncompressed rip of a concert Blu-ray, then the concert may well have been shot interlaced, and thus released using an interlaced codec.
Intel VAAPI decode fails on interlaced VC-1 at the moment - though interlaced H264 and MPEG2 are fine. It's the main known issue with Intel Linux VAAPI decode drivers (they decode fine in Windows on the same hardware)
It's an issue with European Blu-ray releases in particular, as Blu-ray doesn't support 25p, so almost all European TV series are released 50i (with 25p content carried as 25psf), and if they are encoded as VC-1 you hit a problem. Re-encoding to H264 (with a quality loss) or using CPU decoding (which can be triggered by disabling VC-1 decode for VAAPI) are the only real solutions. However US 60i releases will also have the same issues - though there are fewer of them as US TV series can often be released 24p VC-1 (avoiding interlacing and thus decoding fine)
