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"Seeking" OSD Stuck on!! - Tyler Durden - 2010-07-20
I have a very annoying OSD that I cannot get rid of, here is a picture of it in the Confluence skin.
I have tried the "Night" skin, and a different looking OSD is there and I am unable to get rid of it.
Pushing enter brings up the Player Controls, and "I" shows the Media Info, but nothing I press will get rid of this Seeking OSD :confused2:
Tab just toggles showing the menu system in front of the movie that's playing on and off.
Does anyone have any idea what I can do to get rid of it?
- ppic - 2010-07-20
log, os, revision, file you try to play? local? network?
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-20
ppic Wrote:log, os, revision, file you try to play? local? network?
Thanks for the input, here are the details requested.
Log - http://pastebin.com/FPzCCDPy
OS - Linux 2.6.31.22 (minimal Karmic)
Revision - XBMC PRE-10.5 r31718
This issue happens on any film.
The films are stored on a file serving PC on a LAN Network.
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-21
Any ideas?
- handsomepete - 2010-07-21
try a different movie.
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-21
Thanks for the input.
I have tried many different movies with the same results.
I have just tried a SD .avi file, and a DVD .iso image and got the same issue. Although when the DVD image was showing the front menu the OSD was not there, only once the film had started playing.
- ppic - 2010-07-21
are the file playing or stopping?
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-21
All files play fine, and all other controls can be used like skip, FF, RW etc.
- ppic - 2010-07-21
does it occurs on local files too ?
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-21
Yep.
- ppic - 2010-07-21
try delete your userdata and test without configuring anything on sd file.
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-21
Just for clarity, and to make sure I'm doing what is necessary, how do I do those things?
I can access the XBMC machines command prompt from my PC using Putty, or the files via WinSCP.
- harryzimm - 2010-07-21
I already suggested to delete your userdata folder and you said it didn't work. Just to be sure
Quote:sudo rm -r ~/.xbmc/userdata
Quote:killall xinit
cheers
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-21
Sorry, I don't recall that, although we did delete XBMC and reinstall!
- Tyler Durden - 2010-07-21
Sorry the deleting of userdata has not worked.