2017-11-06, 00:42
Hello all,
I was using a RPI Gen 1 and everything played out well. Recently I bought an Amazon Fire Stick (2nd Gen) to access my Netflix and Amazon accounts. Since the RPI1 was slow I decided to switch my KODI installation to the Amazon Fire Stick. Most of the recordings of different formats and sometimes in different containers play well. But some of the HD format TS Files start playing and freeze after a few seconds. When pressing stop sometimes i get back to kodi home screen, sometimes the app crashes.
Facts:
Instead of discribing more I provide the kodi log and the mediainfo log. If needed I can also provide a log of the TS doctor. I was able to recognize differences inside the logs between files that play well and files that do not play. Most of them were referring to different stream types.
E.g. Files that work have those IDs
Files that do not work have those:
Since I am not deeply into all of this I failed to analyse the reason for this behavior.
KODI crash log 1/2
KODI crash log 2/2
MediaInfo
I hope that somebody can help me out.
Best regards,
Kris
I was using a RPI Gen 1 and everything played out well. Recently I bought an Amazon Fire Stick (2nd Gen) to access my Netflix and Amazon accounts. Since the RPI1 was slow I decided to switch my KODI installation to the Amazon Fire Stick. Most of the recordings of different formats and sometimes in different containers play well. But some of the HD format TS Files start playing and freeze after a few seconds. When pressing stop sometimes i get back to kodi home screen, sometimes the app crashes.
Facts:
- Kodi 17.5, but occured with the nightly of 18.x as well
- All files are connected via NFS in a LAN
- I played around with a lot of features (directly in KODI and via advanced settings xml). MediaCodec surface, epl off
- Without Hardware accelleration the files play but have a lot of frame drops
- Using TSmuxer to re-mux the files did not work out
- Using MKVmerge to put the streams into another container did not work out
- I guess an encode of the recordings files would get rid of the problem...
Instead of discribing more I provide the kodi log and the mediainfo log. If needed I can also provide a log of the TS doctor. I was able to recognize differences inside the logs between files that play well and files that do not play. Most of them were referring to different stream types.
E.g. Files that work have those IDs
Code:
Identifying stream types
$0060: 0% = PMT
$00FF: 85% = H264 Video (PES_StreamID E0 = Video_Stream_0) [PCR,PTS,DTS]
$0104: 7% = AC3 Audio (PES_StreamID BD = Private_Stream_1) [PTS][PESLength]
$0103: 7% = AC3 Audio (PES_StreamID BD = Private_Stream_1) [PTS][PESLength]
$0000: 0% = PAT
Code:
Identifying stream types
$0100: 0% = PMT
$1011: 88% = H264 Video (PES_StreamID E0 = Video_Stream_0) [PTS,DTS]
$1100: 6% = AC3 Audio (PES_StreamID FD = Reserved_Data_Stream) [PTS][PESLength]
$1101: 6% = AC3 Audio (PES_StreamID FD = Reserved_Data_Stream) [PTS][PESLength]
$1001: 0% = PCR [PCR]
$0000: 0% = PAT
Since I am not deeply into all of this I failed to analyse the reason for this behavior.
KODI crash log 1/2
KODI crash log 2/2
MediaInfo
I hope that somebody can help me out.
Best regards,
Kris