2011-01-03, 05:02
Hey.
I've had XBMC installed for a couple of months now, tried all the Dharma RC's and the new XBMC 10.0. It worked fine, until I reinstalled Windows 7 and installed it again.
Now, almost all the time when I play movies in XBMC the video just freezes (I've had debug logging active and CPU usage isn't altered during this, it stays the same) after a minute or so the playback just continues like nothing happened.
The only thing I've done or changed is DXVA2 active or inactive, it still happens. I've reinstalled it a couple of times since this and it still acts the same way.
During the "freezing", the interface of XBMC is still accessible and I can go on and change stuff but playing or pausing doesn't react until some process has been processed and then it starts itself (unless I press pause, though nothing happens then)
I checked the time last time it happened and the only thing in the .log file that looked "suspicious" or like an error message related at that specific time was "CWinEventsWin32::WndProcWindow lost focus", like it "Lost focus" on the playback or something.
Will try again tomorrow and reproduce it, check time and post the log file and see if someone can find what this might be.
If someone has any ideas how I can try to fix this, or get to know the cause of this please help.
I haven't had the time to install much since I reinstalled Windows 3 days ago and it started happening right after. So if there's something missing, something that collides with XBMC I don't know what it could be.
I've had XBMC installed for a couple of months now, tried all the Dharma RC's and the new XBMC 10.0. It worked fine, until I reinstalled Windows 7 and installed it again.
Now, almost all the time when I play movies in XBMC the video just freezes (I've had debug logging active and CPU usage isn't altered during this, it stays the same) after a minute or so the playback just continues like nothing happened.
The only thing I've done or changed is DXVA2 active or inactive, it still happens. I've reinstalled it a couple of times since this and it still acts the same way.
During the "freezing", the interface of XBMC is still accessible and I can go on and change stuff but playing or pausing doesn't react until some process has been processed and then it starts itself (unless I press pause, though nothing happens then)
I checked the time last time it happened and the only thing in the .log file that looked "suspicious" or like an error message related at that specific time was "CWinEventsWin32::WndProcWindow lost focus", like it "Lost focus" on the playback or something.
Will try again tomorrow and reproduce it, check time and post the log file and see if someone can find what this might be.
If someone has any ideas how I can try to fix this, or get to know the cause of this please help.
I haven't had the time to install much since I reinstalled Windows 3 days ago and it started happening right after. So if there's something missing, something that collides with XBMC I don't know what it could be.
I have to say though that XBMC handled it best of all other mediaplayers, it happened less frequently with XBMC and more often with other software.
