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muttley:bd · (This post was last modified: 2017-02-17, 10:07 by muttley:bd.)

Same issue...anyway with "EFFECT OFF", my AVR never switch to Dolby digital.

can you reproduce the issue?

**fritsch** · 2017-02-17, 10:15

No - all fine here. No issue at all. I played this: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5572...20Test.avi paused for 5 minutes and resumed.

Here is a screenshot while pausing, the AVR keeps the DD signal as we send pause frames and correctly resumes.

Please post your Debug Log - a picture is not useful.

muttley:bd · (This post was last modified: 2017-02-17, 22:06 by muttley:bd.)

mhhh....I don't know if with Kodi 16 my AVR switched from DD to "normal" on pause. What I know is that now there are the glitchs Sad

Anyway I have already posted the Debug log: #1 and #5 post
http://pastebin.com/ZSPf6zSj

edit: I had tried your DD video test...with the same result.
the glitch appear also on first start of video, not only after pause

muttley:bd · (This post was last modified: 2017-02-18, 17:41 by muttley:bd.)

I have just tried to install kodi from scratch on a Ubuntu Live without any progress: always the same issue.

I have only understand that the audio glitch is only on AC3 (Dolby Digital):
* when video playback start
* when video playback resume (after a pause or jump forward)

New Debug Log with "clean" Kodi: http://pastebin.com/nx6mesMW

I have also tried on same PC with VLC and I have NO glitch.
The AVR switch from Dolby Digital to Pro Logic on each pause and come back without any issue...so, should be quite sure that new Kodi 17 has introduced a bug, or at least it don't like my AVR

muttley:bd · 2017-02-21, 12:17

bump ...

**fritsch** · (This post was last modified: 2017-02-21, 14:28 by fritsch.)

Nothing to bump. I don't plan on fixing anything here, because I cannot reproduce and therefore cannot debug it at all ... and it seems only people with very old AVRs seem to have an issue here.

Are you able to compile kodi from source? If yes, I would provide some prints to see what it gets.

3dfx · (This post was last modified: 2017-02-21, 18:57 by 3dfx.)

@fritsch
Maybe my debug log can deliver some more information:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/24041100/

I thought this could be it, but this is before pause is pressed:

Code:
31:45.726 T:140150374394240   DEBUG: ffmpeg[7F774D47E980]: [mp3] Could not update timestamps for skipped samples.

31:45.726 T:140150374394240   DEBUG: SeekTime - seek ended up on time 0

31:45.727 T:140150374394240   DEBUG: Previous line repeats 1 times.

31:45.727 T:140150374394240   DEBUG: ffmpeg[7F774D47E980]: [mp3] Could not update timestamps for skipped samples.

Some other log to paste?

I also tried, keep device alive with/wo silent noise and "best match".
No difference.

AVR as seen in log is: Pioneer VSX-S300

**fritsch** · 2017-02-21, 19:12

(2017-02-21, 18:49)3dfx Wrote: @fritsch
Maybe my debug log can deliver some more information:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/24041100/

I thought this could be it, but this is before pause is pressed:

Code:
17:31:45.726 T:140150374394240 DEBUG: ffmpeg[7F774D47E980]: [mp3] Could not update timestamps for skipped samples. 17:31:45.726 T:140150374394240 DEBUG: SeekTime - seek ended up on time 0 17:31:45.727 T:140150374394240 DEBUG: Previous line repeats 1 times. 17:31:45.727 T:140150374394240 DEBUG: ffmpeg[7F774D47E980]: [mp3] Could not update timestamps for skipped samples.

Some other log to paste?

I also tried, keep device alive with/wo silent noise and "best match".
No difference.

AVR as seen in log is: Pioneer VSX-S300

That snippet is in no form related. You neither play passthrough, nor do you pause anything.

3dfx · 2017-02-21, 19:20

Please look at the posted log on paste.ubuntu.
I just shared some (idiotic) thoughts of myne in the code block Smile

**fritsch** · 2017-02-21, 21:59

Nope - nothing.

Do you want to say, that this "noise" also happens when you pause and resume mp3s?

3dfx · 2017-02-22, 00:25

Yes, for me it's just happening while unpausing mp3 tracks.
AC3/DTS or every passthroughed audio has no problems.

**fritsch** · 2017-02-22, 07:18

Please make an audio recording.

3dfx · 2017-02-22, 07:49

Moin,

here's the recording (the server should be up 24/7)

**fritsch** · (This post was last modified: 2017-02-22, 09:04 by fritsch.)

I am quite sure your bug is not kodi related, but power management of the intel chip.

You should have the very same issue when using a command line player and pausing this one.

Edit: Please with mp3player and your mp3.

muttley:bd · (This post was last modified: 2017-02-22, 11:36 by muttley:bd.)

Quote:Nothing to bump. I don't plan on fixing anything here, because I cannot reproduce and therefore cannot debug it at all ... and it seems only people with very old AVRs seem to have an issue here.

I would like only say that is an issue of KODI, so because mplayer, vlc, dragonplayer HAVE NOT any trouble.
My AVR could be quite old, but with other players work like a charm. I'm a addons developer of Kodi, I'm here from 2008, I used it from a lot of time with my Xbox...I'm sorry of this not solution.

Quote:Are you able to compile kodi from source? If yes, I would provide some prints to see what it gets.

I can try...but never done