I'm not sure if I understand your correctly. Please define "video pipeline mode".
If I understand you the right way, playing videos with more than 85Hz is not supported. Does that mean its impossible to output them at >85Hz or is it possible to play a 120Hz video with 60 Hz, not showing every second frame ?
I didn't expect to be able to output the video with 120Hz (since the output tv has only 60 fps anyway).
Hi,
I've got the following problem, which I wasn't able to solve on my own, using google:
I'm using LibreELEC 9.2.6 (also tried the current Beta 9.95.1) on a Raspberry Pi 4B 4GiB.
I tried to play self-recorded footage with 1080p and 120 fps (~10 MB/s overall bitrate). I play it over a smb-share from my NAS.
The sound is playing as expected (in terms of speed), but the video follows extremely slow (I guess with 30 fps) behind, so its not synced.
I first thought that the Pi might be to weak (in terms of cpu-power), but I was able to properly play the same files in the same way with kodi installed on an old (and much waker than the pi4) android tablet. Additionally I tried footage from youtube (with a much smaller overall bitrate) which had 50 fps and it shows a similar behaviour. Regular 30 fps videos work as expected.
Is there any option to sync video and audio which I didn't find ? Or any way to debug why its showing this behaviour ?
(The files and the network speed are okay. I played the same videos from my NAS on my laptop using vlc and mpv and both play them with perfectly synced audio / video.)
Thank you in advance.
