Hi
I have a strange problem.
I have OSX 10.7.4 , and XBMC run w/o problems with all files....
Until I downloaded a nightly (4/6 i think), which messed up the fullscreen playback of MKV files.
When I try to play a MKV file, the entire screen is flickering in green and magenta vertical lines, but if I go bak to the menu (with the movie still playing in the background, the movie plays w/o flickering (but very choppy)
All other media is unaffected.
I tried to go back to 11.0 stable, but everytime I try to open XBMC, it crashes.
Logfile attached
http://pastebin.com/8pPcMi56
Any help would be appreciated....
oksehud
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2012-06-14 15:49
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(This post was last modified: 2012-06-14 15:52 by oksehud.)
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davilla
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2012-06-14 16:39
Post: #2
looks like you have a lib scan going on at the same time.
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oksehud
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2012-06-14 22:02
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(2012-06-14 16:39)davilla Wrote: looks like you have a lib scan going on at the same time. Could that be the reason for the strange flickering? |
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oksehud
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2012-06-15 14:30
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Hmm, tried to turn off hardware acceleration, and the flickering stopped...
Strange... |
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davilla
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2012-06-15 15:37
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do a mediainfo on the video content that flickers green with hardware acceleration on, there's something about its format that VDA does not like.
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oksehud
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2012-06-16 08:53
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(2012-06-15 15:37)davilla Wrote: do a mediainfo on the video content that flickers green with hardware acceleration on, there's something about its format that VDA does not like. Done... Mediainfo |
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davilla
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2012-06-16 16:46
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cut me a 50-100MB sample from the beginning.
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oksehud
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2012-06-16 17:54
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(2012-06-16 16:46)davilla Wrote: cut me a 50-100MB sample from the beginning. Here is a sample: Sample (50MB) But actually every single MKV file I have played on the nightlies respond in the same way... |
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TheGeMan
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2012-06-20 00:18
Post: #9
I had the same green flickering issues on my Mid 2011 MacBookPro until i turned off hardware acceleration, but worked fine on a 2011 Mac Mini,
I have been using the June 18th build from here http://xbmc.picmania.org/index.php?dir=osx%2F but now going back to 2012-04-03_XBMC_opdenkamp_xvdr.dmg48876KB Apr 03 2012 12:56:39 PM since i was having some odd Audio issues passing DTS / AC3 and mpg via the optical out on the mini. |
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davilla
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2012-06-20 03:02
Post: #10
There seems to be some issue with AMD GPUs and hardware decoding related to a change in rendering. Unfortunately, all my OSX boxes have Nvidia GPUs and I cannot investigate/fix until I get my hands on something with an AMD GPU in it.
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