Posts by smp
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Is there any progress in this case? Probably someone tried newer builds?
Progress in what case? A fix was found back in January.
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Create a Kodi trac ticket and include as much info as possible. FernetMenta is the developer you want to talk to about VideoPlayer issues. Posting here is not the way to get things fixed in Kodi.
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You will need to edit packages/linux/package.mk and replace linux 4.14 patches with the patches that are intended for kernel 4.9. You will also need to replace the linux.xxx.conf file with the version that is intended for kernel 4.9. You can copy it from 8.2 branch.
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Try to add some voltage to SoC and/or RAM in config.txt (e.g. over_voltage=4, over_voltage_sdram=4).
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VDR 2.4.0 final is out. I built an LE9 addon for RPI2, it seem to be working well.
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The sample doesn't play at all in VLC for Windows (or Windows Media Player) so there may be some encoding issues.
It plays fine here (VLC for Windows).
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The bitrate doesn't look big. Also CPU doesn't look like to be used at max. HEVC samples from Jellyfish Bitrate Test Files for 10 mbps bitrate can max out RPi CPU to 100% for all cores momentarily and still without drops. So I am wondering where is the actual bottleneck.
Jellyfish samples are 29.97 fps. Your DVB recording is 50 fps. The bottleneck is probably the GPU or RAM speed (or both).
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So it is unstable at default 1400? Did you try to add more voltage to see if this fix the crashes? Disabling the clock throttling with force_turbo=1 may be useful too.
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Use SMB1 to browse
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- HEVC (x265) movie 1920x1072 pixel 10-bit doesn't start (I see the play icon on the right top of the screen but nothing appens: only the system slows down).
You need Kodi 18 / LE 9 to play 10-bit HEVC.
Not sure why VC-1 movie is stuttering. VC-1 should work fine as long as you applied the decoder code.
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VDR 2.3.9 for RPi2 (LE9) Seem to be working fine.
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Ubuntu Server as a host OS for LE build system, not for DVD playback.
Maybe I wasn't clear in my original post... The resulting RPi2 images don't play any DVDs (including VIDEO_TS folders and ISOs) unless I disable LTO in Kodi's package.mk. I reported about the issue here a while ago but milhouse have no idea what's causing this.
This issue occur even if I don't make any changes (a clean build from current LE master).
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Any ideas? I thought that Linux Mint could be the cause of this weird bug, so I installed Ubuntu Server 16.04 (64-bit). Same issue.
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Is it compatible with FLIRC and similar cases? It looks to me that the CPU heat spreader could be an issue (CPU height difference compared to pi2/3).
I don't understand why they chose to place the LAN/USB chip differently. This will probably cause an issue with my aluminum case.
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What is the default sdram_freq and gpu_freq?
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A small sample of the unplayable file would be useful.
