2010-09-21, 13:30
Hi, I'm using the Dharma B2 and svn-versions (compiled by me) and I get jerky playback. Before I start posting logs I just wanted to see if anyone else have the same issues.
Both versions are installed on an Asrock 330 HT Ion, windows 7.
Content is locally stored (hdd). Display is a samsung full hd LCD, capable of playing almost anything, including 1080i, 1080p, 24, 50 and 100 Hz.
I've attached asrock to the tv with HDMI and only using the tv speakers.
The problem I'm having is when I play the latest Bond movie (example) - Quantum of Solace, there is a scene about three and a half minute into the movie where Bond is driving his car into a garage. The scene is a slow scene with lots of different panning (I think thats the term) both horisontal and vertical.
Once in a while - typically one out of four times - there is judder in that scene.
I should say that the movie is a copy (straight off) from an original in VIDEO_TS-format. I've tried putting it on other drives with the same result. (Other movies have simillar problems)
If I rewind the scene, the judder normally is gone, but if I play the movie from start a couple of times in a row, the judder will appear, in that same scene. There are other scenes with judder as well.
It almost looks like the v-sync doesn't work or that the display would be set at 60 hz.
No frames are lost according to info, cpu is at less than 10 percent.
It doesn't really matter what settings I'm using, the result is same. DXVA enabled or not, Adjusting display ref. rate on/off makes no difference.
The debug log really doesn't show anything of interest, or that I feel could possibly explain this behaviour.
Does anyone have any idea what this could be? Could it be hardware related??
I'm starting to wonder if I should start over and install Ubuntu and see if the problem exists on that platform as well.
Help me out, please, before I lose my mind Any and all suggestions are appreciated!!
Both versions are installed on an Asrock 330 HT Ion, windows 7.
Content is locally stored (hdd). Display is a samsung full hd LCD, capable of playing almost anything, including 1080i, 1080p, 24, 50 and 100 Hz.
I've attached asrock to the tv with HDMI and only using the tv speakers.
The problem I'm having is when I play the latest Bond movie (example) - Quantum of Solace, there is a scene about three and a half minute into the movie where Bond is driving his car into a garage. The scene is a slow scene with lots of different panning (I think thats the term) both horisontal and vertical.
Once in a while - typically one out of four times - there is judder in that scene.
I should say that the movie is a copy (straight off) from an original in VIDEO_TS-format. I've tried putting it on other drives with the same result. (Other movies have simillar problems)
If I rewind the scene, the judder normally is gone, but if I play the movie from start a couple of times in a row, the judder will appear, in that same scene. There are other scenes with judder as well.
It almost looks like the v-sync doesn't work or that the display would be set at 60 hz.
No frames are lost according to info, cpu is at less than 10 percent.
It doesn't really matter what settings I'm using, the result is same. DXVA enabled or not, Adjusting display ref. rate on/off makes no difference.
The debug log really doesn't show anything of interest, or that I feel could possibly explain this behaviour.
Does anyone have any idea what this could be? Could it be hardware related??
I'm starting to wonder if I should start over and install Ubuntu and see if the problem exists on that platform as well.
Help me out, please, before I lose my mind Any and all suggestions are appreciated!!