(2014-02-08, 10:35)vprasinos Wrote: The new build r17666 as I see does include popcornmix's fix [rbp/omxplayer] Never trust pts in avi files . However, I don't think this fix does anything on handling judder in panning camera sequences in packed bitstream files.

All previous gotham builds from milhouse deal with the judder in non packed bitstream videos (avis) quite well (judder-free) but packed bitstream ones now play with even more judder than the official 3.2.4. Raspbmc on the other hand deals with the judder very well in those packed bitstream avis and the movie is almost flawless if interlace is also enabled. It doesn't though on the non packed bitstream (it is like official 3.2.4)

So the situation is this. If I want to see a packed bitstream movie I have to use Raspbmc with interlace on and if I want to see a non packed I use milhouse's builds (interlace does not matter). I know popcornmix is up to something here but until then is there any way to rectify the problem with the current milhouse build?

(2014-02-09, 22:53)mcarni Wrote: let me know if there is naything else you need me to check

(2014-02-07, 17:10)doveman2 Wrote:

(2014-02-06, 23:38)markius Wrote:

(2014-02-06, 22:10)xbs08 Wrote: My advice is to also disable journaling on EXT4.

Good tip! Something like this (assuming the USB stick is /dev/sda1)?:

Code:

systemctl stop xbmc
systemctl stop connman
umount /storage
tune4fs -O ^has_journal /dev/sda1
reboot

M

I get "Device or resource busy" when I try umount /storage.

EDIT: and tune4fs not found

(2014-02-10, 01:25)denz Wrote: However every time I restart the pi I have to keep re-entering wifi passcode. I have searched the forums and put the passcode in the xml file /storage/.xbmc/userdata/addon_data/service.openelec.settings but it made no difference what is the correct location of the file ?

(2014-02-10, 00:40)popcornmix Wrote:

(2014-02-09, 22:53)mcarni Wrote: let me know if there is naything else you need me to check

Can you confirm:
You are using HDMI output for audio.
You have passthrough disabled.
You have speaker configuration set to 2.0
The audio is ouput from TV (rather than receiver)

(2014-02-10, 09:35)tinnyskillz Wrote:

(2014-02-07, 17:10)doveman2 Wrote:

(2014-02-06, 23:38)markius Wrote: Good tip! Something like this (assuming the USB stick is /dev/sda1)?:

Code:

systemctl stop xbmc
systemctl stop connman
umount /storage
tune4fs -O ^has_journal /dev/sda1
reboot

M

I get "Device or resource busy" when I try umount /storage.

EDIT: and tune4fs not found

did anyone ever get pass "Device or resource busy" if so how?

(2014-02-10, 10:55)0wing Wrote:

(2014-02-10, 09:35)tinnyskillz Wrote:

(2014-02-07, 17:10)doveman2 Wrote: I get "Device or resource busy" when I try umount /storage.

EDIT: and tune4fs not found

did anyone ever get pass "Device or resource busy" if so how?

Do a "cd /" first (without quotes of course).

ps. It's tune2fs, not tune4fs.

(2014-02-10, 10:59)tinnyskillz Wrote:

(2014-02-10, 10:55)0wing Wrote:

(2014-02-10, 09:35)tinnyskillz Wrote: did anyone ever get pass "Device or resource busy" if so how?

Do a "cd /" first (without quotes of course).

ps. It's tune2fs, not tune4fs.

same results

(2014-02-10, 11:53)Mafarricos Wrote: Try this:
fuser -m /storage

See the ID that shows and then do

kill -9 ID && umount /storage

• Includes newclock3 commits (except for a671235 which I've replaced with a static spinner)
  
• Excludes the OpenELEC fernetmenta patches (due to conflict with newclock3)
  
• "Show RSS Feed" default setting changed to disabled
  

1. Firmware: Updated to Feb 09 release with fix for timestamp variations. For testing purposes, please add the following config.txt settings as they may help avoid some cases of video stutter, and popcornmix would like to know if they improve this, and if they cause any other issues:
   
   Code:

   max_clock_drift=100
max_clock_drift_rate=100
avoid_fix_ts=0
   See this discussion for background to first two settings, and this thread for background on the last (avoid_fix_ts).
   
2. OpenELEC: ALSA drivers now enabled by default (though ALSA itself is not yet enabled in stock OpenELEC for use by XBMC - it is however enabled in this build)
   
3. XBMC: Some subtitle related improvements
   

1. Testers should try adding the following entry to their advancedsettings.xml:
   
   Code:

   <advancedsettings>
  <video>
    <defaultplayer>dvdplayer</defaultplayer>
    <defaultdvdplayer>dvdplayer</defaultdvdplayer>
  </video>
</advancedsettings>
   and report if it is better/worse than omxplayer. You can still play files with omxplayer using the context-menu "Play using... OMXPlayer".
   

   ---

2. The following settings are no longer required in config.txt and should be removed:
   
   Code:

   no_hdmi_resample=1
hdmi_stream_channels=1
   no_resample_audio is now a default, and hdmi_stream_channels is switched based on audio content. For the time being when using passthrough, 2.0 speaker layout should continue to be used (you will still get 5.1 with AC3/DTS).
   

(2014-02-09, 01:42)michbeck100 Wrote: I'm using Hyperion successfully since a few weeks, now. It's great, taking about 4-5% CPU. I packed the whole thing into an Openelec addon and I'm planning to make it available soon. Just have a look at the Hyperion thread (http://forum.stmlabs.com/showthread.php?tid=11053).

(2014-02-10, 14:11)doveman2 Wrote:

(2014-02-10, 11:53)Mafarricos Wrote: Try this:
fuser -m /storage

See the ID that shows and then do

kill -9 ID && umount /storage

Thanks, it seems sbin/crond was the problem (ID 242 for me).

tune2fs is doing something now, not sure how long it's going to take!

(2014-02-10, 21:57)tinnyskillz Wrote:

(2014-02-10, 14:11)doveman2 Wrote:

(2014-02-10, 11:53)Mafarricos Wrote: Try this:
fuser -m /storage

See the ID that shows and then do

kill -9 ID && umount /storage

Thanks, it seems sbin/crond was the problem (ID 242 for me).

tune2fs is doing something now, not sure how long it's going to take!

every time i do fuser -m /storage and it shows me the id, i put the id's in kill -9 579 580 583 ID && umount /storage, then putty closes and i check the id's again and different id's show up. i also tried putting them in individually. when i enter tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/sda5 (mine is sda5 not sda 1) it says it needs to be unmounted or mounted read only.