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Novin · 2012-03-19, 21:08

Maybe 1/10 times I use the addon SVT Play I get a full hang of XBMC.

When starting a video, the video never shows but often the audio works. Nothing works but I can see in xbmc.log that my "Stop" keypresses on the remote are registered.

Two logs with this incident, can something be explained by them or what do I need to do? Activate debug?

http://paste.ubuntu.com/891101/
http://paste.ubuntu.com/891102/

Btw, to exit I did ctrl-alt-f1 and first tried kill <pid of xbmc.bin> but that didn't work so I had to kill -9 <pid of xbmc.bin>.

mr.sparkle · 2012-03-19, 21:21

try rolling back to a 275 or lower driver

Novin · 2012-03-19, 22:40

What do you base that on? Can't even find that version, all PPAs that had it has newer versions now or versions for other systems than the one I have (Ubuntu 11.10).

I'll do the opposite while waiting for a reply, install the newest (295).

**joethefox** · 2012-03-19, 22:46

same as here? http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=125759

mr.sparkle · 2012-03-19, 23:33

read it here:

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=125759&page=2

drivers found here

http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-displ...river.html

http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-displ...river.html

Novin · 2012-03-19, 23:56

Allright, good threads. I think I will go with 275 until 12.04 is released and then upgrade (since the reports seems to say that fixes it).

Novin · 2012-03-29, 21:32

After following this thread (recommended above) I upgraded to 12.04. Because 275 didn't help for me.

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=125759

XBMC has been really stable since, with one exception. When using SVT Play. I am pasting two xbmc.log's from two hangs and one crashlog which was written after I killed -9 the process the last time.

xbmc.log from one freeze
http://paste.ubuntu.com/906129/

xbmc.log from another one
http://paste.ubuntu.com/906131/
and crashlog from the same
http://paste.ubuntu.com/906135/

So when I get this, I still have the paused image on the screen but no key seems to do anything. I can see that my STOP-presses on the remote are registered in the xbmc.log though! So it's not completely dead. I'll paste a little excerpt from the log below, just the part that is written after the HTPC has been idle for ~ two hours.

Code:
12:57 T:12871488   DEBUG: LIRC: Update - NEW at 76361845:000000037ff07be1 00 KEY_UP mceusb (KEY_UP)

12:57 T:12871488    INFO: DPMS: disabled power-saving

12:57 T:12871488   DEBUG: OnKey: 166 (a6) pressed, screen saver/dpms woken up

12:58 T:12871488   DEBUG: LIRC: Update - NEW at 76362474:000000037ff07be1 00 KEY_UP mceusb (KEY_UP)

12:58 T:12871488   DEBUG: OnKey: 166 (a6) pressed, action is BigStepForward

12:58 T:2896759616   DEBUG: CDVDPlayer::SetCaching - caching state 2

12:58 T:2896759616   DEBUG: demuxer seek to: 89916

12:58 T:2896759616  NOTICE: RTMP Seek to 89916 requested

12:58 T:2896759616    INFO: Invoking seek

12:58 T:2896759616   DEBUG: demuxer seek to: 89916, success

12:58 T:2880437056   DEBUG: CDVDPlayerAudio - CDVDMsg::GENERAL_SYNCHRONIZE

12:58 T:3038772032   DEBUG: CDVDPlayerVideo - CDVDMsg::GENERAL_SYNCHRONIZE

12:58 T:12871488   DEBUG: CAnnouncementManager - Announcement: OnSeek from xbmc

12:58 T:12871488   DEBUG: GOT ANNOUNCEMENT, type: 1, from xbmc, message OnSeek

12:58 T:2896759616   ERROR: WriteN, RTMP send error 104 (5 bytes)

12:58 T:2896759616   ERROR: WriteN, RTMP send error 32 (42 bytes)

13:03 T:12871488   DEBUG: LIRC: Update - NEW at 76367229:000000037ff07be6 00 KEY_STOP mceusb (KEY_STOP)

13:03 T:12871488   DEBUG: OnKey: 224 (e0) pressed, action is Stop

13:03 T:12871488  NOTICE: CDVDPlayer::CloseFile()

13:03 T:2896759616    INFO: RTMP_SendPause, 0, pauseTime=67371

13:03 T:2896759616   ERROR: WriteN, RTMP send error 9 (37 bytes)