[AndyFurniss]

AMD card, git mesa.

When playing with default setup = VDPAU h/w decode, kodi fails to render vid after seeking since -

# first bad commit: [a9f15a02b148e0cac470d9136de39cdc02ceb553] bump ffmpeg to 3.4

Debug log (it's too big for pastebin)

kodi-seek-fail-log - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxP5-S1...sp=sharing

[Klojum]

FYI, https://paste.ubuntu.com can hold (somewhat) larger text files.

[AndyFurniss]

Thanks, so -

https://paste.ubuntu.com/25768624

[DaVu]

Could it be possible that there might be a difference between the ffmpeg version you are using and the ffmpeg version Kodi is using in it´s master-tree?

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master...EG-VERSION

[AndyFurniss]

Yea, 100% as I haven't installed ffmpeg for ages - but I thought that it shouldn't matter as kodi downloads its own copy.

[jjd-uk]

Log file seems to suggest to me Kodi's ffmpeg version is used (Line 7), so to get the attention of our video dev could you create a ticket on the Trac Bug tracker (you can use your forum login credentials), make sure the "Video playback" component is selected to get auto allocated to the correct person.

[AndyFurniss]

OK, thanks, I created https://trac.kodi.tv/ticket/17624

[AndrewWiggin]

Holy fuck. I was going insane. I thought I was the only one. Is the only solution to downgrade ffmpeg while this gets fixed? I'm more inclined to think its a mesa error than a ffmpeg error, no? I'm only now getting this bug after upgrading both of those packages so it has to be one of the two. I can post my last upgrade log if it helps the devs narrow down the problematic package.

[DaVu]

Logs are always welcome

[fritsch]

Holy fuck. I was going insane. I thought I was the only one. Is the only solution to downgrade ffmpeg while this gets fixed? I'm more inclined to think its a mesa error than a ffmpeg error, no? I'm only now getting this bug after upgrading both of those packages so it has to be one of the two. I can post my last upgrade log if it helps the devs narrow down the problematic package.

You are also using amd and vdpau? Could you downgrade mesa please? Or use a nightly LibreELEC from Milhouse to verify?

[AndrewWiggin]

Here's my pacman log of the packages I updated before Kodi stopped working. Would you like to me trim it down to the packages I think are relevant to the bug or should I just include the whole thing like I have?

https://paste.ubuntu.com/25787913/

Here's a youtube video showing and describing the problem.

https://youtu.be/VplweULB5yg

Full Debug log with verbose logging enabled: https://nextcloud.maxrobbins.com/index.p...kthKTaE5EK

Simple Debug Log: https://nextcloud.maxrobbins.com/index.p...FNm8WDD6Tl

One thing I found strange about my debug logs was the lib32-mesa and lib32-vdpau. I run a completely 64 bit install of Arch Linux. I used to have some 32-bit libraries installed for cross-compilation purposes and forgot to remove them. Is it possible that Kodi is using the 32-bit libraries instead of the 64-bit versions I also have installed? Will removing those to libraries fix/hurt anything? I'm going to toy with removing those to libraries and report back. Well on my system the 32-bit libraries are only there to support Playstation 2 and Gamecube emulators. I hope Kodi isn't using those instead of the 64 bit versions available.

[graysky]

@op - If you downgrade your ffmpeg package, I suspect you're 100% again, yes?

https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=322777

[AndrewWiggin]

@op - If you downgrade your ffmpeg package, I suspect you're 100% again, yes?

https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=322777

You beautiful bastard. All I had to do was downgrade ffmpeg and everything works perfectly again.

[AndyFurniss]

This has been fixed in master.