2022-04-01, 02:17
Hi,
I'm having a problem with kodi 19.4 playing videos (from youtube, or locally) where all I get is flashing colors. The same local video played from vlc looks fine.
I've tried setting the "render method" to software, and also disabling "hardware acceleration-dxva" but there is no difference.
I've also tried full screen mode, and windowed mode with no difference. Does kodi play things back in a different way than vlc or any other player? It seems odd that only kodi can't play the file. I've tried multiple files including avi, and mp4. No luck.
The only other thing I noticed is that there is graphical glitch at the last letter of the words like the picture below shows. The 2nd picture is what I see during playback which are flashing colors only.
Its an intel integrated graphics chip, core 2 duo processor if that helps. I'm just surprised because all the videos play fine outside kodi.
Any advice how to fix this would be appreciated. Alternatively, is there a way to get Kodi to use vlc for playback instead?
I'm having a problem with kodi 19.4 playing videos (from youtube, or locally) where all I get is flashing colors. The same local video played from vlc looks fine.
I've tried setting the "render method" to software, and also disabling "hardware acceleration-dxva" but there is no difference.
I've also tried full screen mode, and windowed mode with no difference. Does kodi play things back in a different way than vlc or any other player? It seems odd that only kodi can't play the file. I've tried multiple files including avi, and mp4. No luck.
The only other thing I noticed is that there is graphical glitch at the last letter of the words like the picture below shows. The 2nd picture is what I see during playback which are flashing colors only.
Its an intel integrated graphics chip, core 2 duo processor if that helps. I'm just surprised because all the videos play fine outside kodi.
Any advice how to fix this would be appreciated. Alternatively, is there a way to get Kodi to use vlc for playback instead?