Odroid c2 micro stuttering or vsync issues ? Alpha build le9

RADHAD · October 18, 2018 at 12:09 AM

Hi !

I just compile a lot test builds for my odroid c2 device. And test it out and it works really good so far.

But i notice when i watch some tv shows or movies i got lot of jitter or stuttering ? only happens when the movie or show comes with 23.976 fps 720p / 1080p hdtv

Example 1 I Watch WWE with 60fps then its works really good

Example 2 I Watch gold rush With 23.976 fps then it become bad i get lots of jitter or stuttering.

happens when the camera moving really fast or the car passed by in the show or watch some sports with 23.976 fps ( just a small example)

maybe a vsync issue ?

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is 60 fps

Also when i set Kodi GUI refresh rate to 1920 x 1080p24 then the gui etc menus becomes also laggy etc

build : devel-20181003223543-f262797 (Odroid_C2.arm)

**Iridium** · October 25, 2018 at 5:56 PM Official Post

Please try LE 8.90.006 and see if you still have the same issues.

didi82 · November 24, 2018 at 8:58 AM

Do you have Hyperion enabled? It has a known bug on AML boards witch gives you some lag / stuttering from time to time. Pressing forward or backward on your re mote temporary solves it.

couchtomato · January 5, 2019 at 8:20 AM

Could be similar to my problem Libreelec 8.90.006 Odroid C2: frame drops?

However I had the problem generally, not for different frame rates.

For me CoreELEC helps.