Posts by Drebbe

Thanks. I had been sticking to the official alpha builds, not the bleeding edge Milhouse builds. Very helpful to know there are others with the same issue. I'll follow the saga over at the Milhouse TestBuild forum going forward. Thanks Klojum, chewitt and mglae for responding and for the info.

Tried the Milhouse nightly LibreELEC builds to see if I could identify the day where the video playback issues started. 10/22 Milhouse builds and before are fine; video playback issues start with the 10/23 build. Still there in latest 11/16 build. Should I cross post my issue to LibreELEC-Testbuilds for x86_64?

OK, thanks for taking a look.

Video decoder: ff-h264-vaapi (HW)

Settings->Player->Video UI says VAAPI enabled.I watched the System CPU usage during 4 long lags, during the 1st, 3rd and 4th lag both cores stayed in the 20-40% range, during the 2nd lag, CPU #0 was pegged at 100% while CPU #1 stayed in the 20-40% range for the most part.

I created this MKV(H264) rip many years ago. Having same video issues with DVD rips (MKV/MPEG2) as well. Again, same Haswell/Chromebox hardware, playing same MKV/H264 video, running LibreElec 8.90.006 plays flawlessly.

Oops, forgot about that in my advancedsettings.xml file. I appreciate your patience with me. This log looks better (i.e., actually has useful info) Pastebin kodi log

First time posting a problem. I hopefully have followed the wiki instructions correctly. Apologies in advance if I have not. Logs posted here Pastebin log

I have two Haswell based Chromeboxes (using the latest UEFI firmware from mrchromebox.tech), both work very well with 8.90.006 and all previous 8.90 alpha builds, but both have long delays pauses/stuttering/lag in video playback after updating to 8.90.007. Running kodi18-b5 on a Windows 10 box on same network connected to same NAS and the windows 10 box plays video flawlessly. Downgraded one of the chromeboxes back down to 8.90.006 and video playback returns to normal.