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Dharma Beta4 stuttering issue. [debug log posted] - tofen - 2010-11-15 I have a weird issue that i can't quite figure out. A few nights ago I decided to upgrade from 9.11 to the new Dharma Beta 4. Since then, I have huge stuttering issues which makes most videos unwatchable. Most videos I have is Xvid / SD videos, which shouldn't be any problem at all for the hardware to handle, and they worked great when I had 9.11. The weird thing is though, if I start XBMC and start a video it will stutter all the way from the beginning. But if I, while the video is running, press Ctrl+Alt+Del to bring up the task manager, the stuttering suddenly stops and the video runs as smooth as ever. If I then close that video and starts another instead theres no stuttering at all. I can even close XBMC completely, then start it again and the stuttering will still be gone. But if i restart the computer, or leave it idling for a long time, the stuttering comes back the next time I start XBMC and starts a video. I even think it comes back when having XBMC running and leaving the computer idle for a while. I have tried searching the forum, but haven't been able to find someone with the same problem. Does anyone have an idea on what it could be? Computer Spec: Intel Pentium Dual Core E6300 IntelĀ® Desktop Board DG45ID with built in X4500HD Graphics. 2GB RAM Windows 7 x64 - natethomas - 2010-11-16 Well, a debug log would probably help here. See my signature for how to get one for Windows. I might suggest going to: settings>system>video output Then ticking "use a fullscreen window rather than true fullscreen," or unticking it, if it already is ticked. Probably won't work, but it's my best guess without seeing a debug log. - GranCanaria - 2010-11-16 have the stuttering in old simpson episodes in the beginning for 5 seconds and mostly a second time after the couch gag. after that it runs smoothly. did not have that with the old version or remember in the first 2 betas just waiting for the final release. - tofen - 2010-11-16 Here is the debug log. I can't find anything strange in it though. http://pastebin.ca/1993625 What i did was: Start XBMC. Stop the library refresh. Start a video and let it play for around 2min, it did stutter the hole time. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del, then refocused XBMC. Let the video continue to play for another 2min, without any stutter at all. Stop the video Close XBMC. I will try the fullscreen think next. Hopefully that does something. - CrystalP - 2010-11-17 Try disabling Aero. You'll probably have to turn on Vsync to avoid tearing then. Are you using an interlaced resolution on purpose for the desktop? - tofen - 2010-11-21 natethomas Wrote:Well, a debug log would probably help here. See my signature for how to get one for Windows. I might suggest going to: I did actually help to untick the "fullscreen windows" box. Thanks' a lot! I just had to disable mouse support to since the cursor was in the middle of the screen and didn't disappear when running real fullscreen. |