[WINDOWS] Unofficial third-party nightly builds for the community (Notification only)

Upped Rev 16867

Jester Wrote:Upped Rev 16867

Nice I don't know what you did but runs good SD movies CPU is around 1-5% and HD(1080P) is around 25-55%. nice keep up the good work guys

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Upped Rev16885

Upped Rev16891

Jester, great job on the builds. I swear I go to bed and wake up and it's like x-mas all over with all the builds devs and you keep cranking out. Oh and congrats on the promotion. Quick question;

Quote:Already post this on other thread, but here it goes... "Adjust refresh rate" makes all my .srt broken (atleast the ones i tested 15/20 movies). As soon as i turn this option off everything works fine, some .mkv subtitles also doesn't show.

This was posted by xbs08, it was from 'Adjust refresh rate' thread. Just curious if anyone is looking into this as it's still an issue.

unfortunately it's stil there, to me this is a very important issue because the adust refresh rate feature (with delayed audio) rules on my tv.

i'm checking out the ticket daily :-) http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/5466

discussion on this can be found here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=41452&page=14

Upped Rev16896

I'm having problems playing ALL videos that have .IDX/.SUB subtitle files associated with them. Most of them take more than a couple seconds to buffer (which is really long!), then the audio starts playing for a couple of seconds, and then XBMC crashes. Renaming the subs to a different filename fixes the problem because XBMC is no longer loading them.

This problem only started happening recently. I did some testing, and it happens with both local files and networked files. The XBMC log from one session is 18MB and reports a MASSIVE error list after:

Quote:21:54:48 T:3944 M:2200444928 NOTICE: Opening Subtitle file: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\XBMC\cache\subtitle.idx
22:01:36 T:816 M:2200334336 NOTICE: running thread: CDVDPlayerAudio::Process()

The list looks to be thousands of lines of errors, mainly consisting of the same lines repeated over and over several hundred times, including:

Quote:22:01:36 T:2836 M:2186752000 WARNING: CDVDPlayer::CheckContinuity - stream wrapback detected (2)
22:01:36 T:2836 M:2112729088 WARNING: CDVDPlayer::CheckContinuity - stream wrapback detected (1)
22:01:36 T:2836 M:2112720896 WARNING: CDVDPlayer::CheckContinuity - resyncing due to stream wrapback (1)
22:01:44 T:2836 M:239636480 ERROR: CDVDDemuxFFmpeg::Read : Access violation at 0x77c47034: Writing location 0x00002313
22:01:44 T:2836 M:239628288 WARNING: CDVDPlayer::CheckPlayerInit(3) - Ignoring too large delay of 1739549666.666667
22:01:44 T:2836 M:239628288 ERROR: CDVDDemuxFFmpeg::Read : Access violation at 0x77c47034: Writing location 0x0000f1df
22:01:45 T:2324 M:242941952 ERROR: CDVDVideoCodecFFmpeg::Decode - avcodec_decode_video returned failure
22:01:45 T:816 M:242896896 NOTICE: Creating audio device with codec id: 86018, channels: 2, sample rate: 48000, no pass-through
22:01:45 T:816 M:242642944 WARNING: CWin32DirectSound::AddPackets - buffer underrun
22:01:48 T:2324 M:247717888 ERROR: CDVDVideoCodecFFmpeg::Decode - avcodec_decode_video returned failure
22:01:48 T:816 M:247697408 ERROR: CDVDAudioCodecLibFaad() : Bitstream value not allowed by specification
22:01:51 T:816 M:245432320 ERROR: CDVDAudioCodecLibFaad() : Gain control not yet implemented

Anybody got any idea what's going on?

I think I found a strange glitch with the svn builds. I did a fresh install of windows today, and installed the Rev16896 build from jester. I set my audio preferences to digital, and DTS was being passed through correctly but AC3 was just being sent as stereo. I tried about 4 other svn builds going back a few days, and it still did the same thing. (I had no problems with the svn builds before I did fresh install of windows) So I installed the 8.10 Atlantis release and AC3 worked correctly, I then installed the Rev16896 build over 8.10, and AC3 still works correctly.