So did it get any better with LibreELEC nightly builds? In a couple of months Kodi 19 should be ready so I am asking the alpha and beta testers if it's still stuttering on Intel NUCs w/ 25Hz content.
from my side: a clearly NO.
my last two comments are still valid.
my last tests with the last nightly's on an usb-stick installed during the last 2-3 week revealed that the screen (not the whole box) is crashing.
I guess it's cause there is no nightly tvheadend (see comment #84 and #82) for LE nightly to test with.
Sat-TV runs fine for ~20-30 minutes with some small amount of artefacts (2-3).
then suddenly the screen goes black and never comes back, audio is still running.
I need to stop the play and restart, then after a further ~30 minutes I see the next black screen and so on.
running tail -f <log files> I see a increasing number of "Continuity counter error" from 1 to ~50 during 5 minutes, then the screen crashes.
LE release with an nightly tvheadend runs fine without artefacts on the same environment and I guess with the same amount of "Continuity error".
I haven't reported it since now, cause there is already a simular report. [1]
daily reading the git's of LE, Kodi, Tvheadend, ..., and testing nightly from time to time I'm waiting for a nightly tvheadend for the nightly LE. I've read there will be one, but the new year is still young ...
that's said:
it shouldn't hold you off to test nightly yourself, maybe your problem is apart from mine.
otherwise we should start an petition with the 2 requests:
- nightly (!) TvHeadend
- update function for nightly
[1]
any idea how and where to paste/upload an ~8 MB kodi-crash-log ???
edit:
found a way: attached as zip (tvheadend-service.log, kodi-crash.log)