Hi, I am having a problem with my raspberry pi 3 with osmc. When I enter my MPG2 and WVC1 license the video starts bouncing (the gui starts opening and closing). If I turn off OMXplayer acceleration and MMAL this problem stops for all the videos except for the TV. Can someone help me? Is this a problem with the license or the configuration?
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I founded out that if I disconnect my dvb-t reciver everything works great. This is a strange problem. It’s possible that there is not enough current? I’m using the original raspberry power supply.
https://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-T_USB_Devices
If you search “Fujitsu-Siemens DVB-T Mobile TV Tuner” in the page you can see.
I will post a log as soon as possible.
Yes.
How can I check?
What is the output spec on the power supply? Where are the logs? Did you try connecting the usb devices by using a self powered usb hub?
The output of the power supply is 2.5 A.
This is the log. http://paste.osmc.io/ifutugeleq
I have not a powered hub.
Does this command indicate that the codec is properly enabled?
vcgencmd codec_enabled MPG2
Yes, I can see the video. The problem is that if I plug the DVB-T reciever the GUI starts bouncing when I play a file. The GUI appears and disappears.
I don’t know how to show you. I can do a video.
arm_freq=850
gpu_mem_1024=255
I don’t know how these have been screwed around with but you are seriously underclocking your Pi3 and the gpu_mem_1024 should be 256.
These are probably contributing and the noobs install has probably got something to do with it. I would suggest a clean install without noobs. If you must have other distros available, I’d use a second sdcard for them.
Can I use the OSMC installer tool? Or just change the config?
To do what? Make a clean install? Of course.
I don’t how noobs handles config of the client systems or how to advise you to do so under noobs.
Ok, I am doing a clean install
Report output of “vcgencmd get_throttled” after you have had the issue.
A video may be useful.
I did a Clean Install and I can’t get a video output
Edit: Now is working
I did everything. The problem is not solved. This is the video.video_2017-01-07_16-48-12.rar (1.2 MB) . Which log do I need to upload?
The TV backend is Tvheadhend.
Fresh set just like you uploaded previously.
If the issue is resolved by removing the DVB-T then the most likely explanation is that you have insufficient power to supply the Pi and the DVB-T. This should be solved by using a self powered USB hub for connecting/powering the DVB-T.
This is the log
http://paste.osmc.io/ihowupawat
I suggest you find a secondary method of powering your DVB-T.
I will try tomorrow. Now I have not the hub. Thank you for your help.