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2014-08-04, 05:40
(This post was last modified: 2014-08-10, 04:49 by WakeUpWolfgang.)
The majority of my digital library is mkv videos. xbmc will only play the audio from the videos yet on all of my desktop computers they play just fine. Mp4 files work I just don't want to have to reconvert my library to mp4.
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Can you get us a
debug log (wiki) of when you playback one of these mkv videos?
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What do you mean "Wrong gpu_mem setting?" and how would I fix it?
PS I forgot to mention this is on a Raspberry Pi but you can see that in the log file.
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I tried uninstalling and reinstalling it and still getting the same results.
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You can manually set how much RAM goes to the GPU for graphics processing and how much goes to the CPU for general use, but I'm guessing you're using all default settings? Have you edited a config.txt file on the Raspberry Pi's SD card at all?
Also, do you know which Pi you have? Model A, Model B rev1, Model B rev2, Model B+? You can use this to compare and find out:
http://raspi.tv/wp-content/uploads/2014/...d_1500.jpg
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Everything is default on it. I never edited the config.txt but I can. It is a model B rev1 ( It was the second batch of version B Pis that were for public use.)
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I changed the basic overclocking mode to Super and restarted. I still can't play the mkvs but the videos that I could play before (mp4) are playing a bit choppy. I doubt its my network everything is at least gigabit besides the pi.
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I bought the licence I will enter it in today after work. Is the reason why it stops playback randomly the power supply for it? Right now I am just running it off of a USB port on my computer.