2018-07-09, 21:01
Exactly the one I was playing. And it plays just fine on Sony ATV. So I am not sure whether we are actually seeing the same issue.
2018-07-10, 09:02
2018-07-10, 17:18
I started a build which works with a slightly different concept Releasing frames for rendering.
It's just a try, but would be interesting to know if it makes things better:
http://jenkins.kodi.tv/job/Android-ARM/10551/
If this build is finished, the apk (arm32) should be found in kodi testbuilds download area
Edit: https://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/andr...bi-v7a.apk
It's just a try, but would be interesting to know if it makes things better:
http://jenkins.kodi.tv/job/Android-ARM/10551/
If this build is finished, the apk (arm32) should be found in kodi testbuilds download area
Edit: https://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/andr...bi-v7a.apk
2018-07-10, 18:09
Unfortunately doesn't fix it.
The only AMCS based player that does not suffer from the issue is the Krypton based SPMC17.
The only AMCS based player that does not suffer from the issue is the Krypton based SPMC17.
2018-07-11, 08:08
@CiNcH have you "Sync Playback to display" enabled? If so, can you pls. turn off?
Edit can someone pls. add a link to a sample video which has the issues?
The one from start post is not available anymore.
Edit can someone pls. add a link to a sample video which has the issues?
The one from start post is not available anymore.
2018-07-11, 08:28
Quote:@CiNcH have you "Sync Playback to display" enabled? If so, can you pls. turn off?This option is off. It doesn't really make sense on a TV that permanently refreshes at 60Hz and relies on motion interpolation for smooth playback.
Quote:Edit can someone pls. add a link to a sample video which has the issues?Seems you are not reading my postings
. Posted the link 5 postings before. Here it is again.
2018-07-12, 22:30
(2018-07-10, 17:18)peak3d Wrote: I started a build which works with a slightly different concept Releasing frames for rendering.Even though it does not fix the problem discussed in this thread, I still vote for this commit to be pulled into the official Kodi, as it totally fixes this issue. I can now set negative audio offset again ("ahead by") without introducing judder. I went back and forth between master and renderkodiclock build and it is 100% reproducible.
It's just a try, but would be interesting to know if it makes things better:
http://jenkins.kodi.tv/job/Android-ARM/10551/
If this build is finished, the apk (arm32) should be found in kodi testbuilds download area
Edit: https://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/andr...bi-v7a.apk
2018-07-13, 07:46
(2018-07-12, 22:30)CiNcH Wrote: Even though it does not fix the problem discussed in this thread, I still vote for this commit to be pulled into the official Kodi, as it totally fixes this issue. I can now set negative audio offset again ("ahead by") without introducing judder. I went back and forth between master and renderkodiclock build and it is 100% reproducible.
Yes, will PR today, took some time to verify on different devices
2018-07-13, 08:08
@CiNcH can you pls. make a new debug log (video component enabled ) with the apk you tested lately (the one I build)
2018-07-13, 08:52
Seen the pull request now. Does it fix those heavy stutters every 2-3s for 25p on SHIELD for you? Did you ever see the problem with @mpiet's sample?
2018-07-13, 10:44
(2018-07-13, 08:52)CiNcH Wrote: Seen the pull request now. Does it fix those heavy stutters every 2-3s for 25p on SHIELD for you? Did you ever see the problem with @mpiet's sample?Yes it fixes the 25/50 stutter on shield, unfortunately mpiet samples play fine on all f my devices.
With the PR with new log I can at least see if frames are released somehow with delay.
2018-07-13, 13:12
@peak3d Here is a log (no debug but video component activated) made with your new test build. Stuttering is also in my case (philips) not fixed.
Log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/zQFYdZhS2N/
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Log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/zQFYdZhS2N/
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