Still crashes the same way. 
PM sent with logs, Sam. I enabled debug logging so hopefully that worked.
Rolling back (again).
Thanks for testing.
New version didn’t build because of a ScummVM emulator failure from upstream (Kodi).
Ah.
Does that mean it’s fixed now or waiting for something else?
Not yet.
Kk. I will wait patiently (said me never).
Can you try updating again?
Should be fixed now.
Sam
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Updated. And from some quick, limited testing - problem is solved! Thanks, Sam! 
Yay, it is working just fine now 
Thx Sam, this must have been a real pain to solve if you could not produce the error.
He learned how to pause a video in exactly the right place 
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I have this issue as well.
What should I update to get this resolved?
Thanks.
Just wait for the next stable release. Coming very soon, now.
Couple of hours
Are you referring to vero3-mediacenter-osmc 18.2.0-12? I just installed this and on the very first playback, the video played for about 1 second, and froze for about 5 seconds before playing at double-speed until it caught up with the audio. The audio played normally. This was during the start of playback, not the resume after a pause. Is this the correct package version or should I wait for a subsequent one?
That’s the one.
Does this happen with all files or just some? Try a different series / film?
Sam
It didn’t reproduce on the same file but for me the problem has always been intermittent; I never had a way to reliably reproduce the problem. In the past I would see it around once every few days (average; sometimes a few times in one day and sometimes many days without it occurring).
Time will tell if this build is better, worse, or the same. So far I only have one occurrence but the behavior is the same as all the others I have seen…
Do you have a previous posting about this?
If not – it would be good to see some debug logs when this occurs.
Sam
I don’t have debug logging enabled because that text overlay is vastly more of a nuisance than an event that may not occur for days. If I could have debug logging without the overlay I’d do it but that overlay is unacceptable for an event that I cannot reproduce reliably and I just have to wait for it to occur.
Do you know how to use ssh? You can turn on debug logging without the overlay with this in your .kodi/userdata/advancedsettings:
<advancedsettings>
<!-- To turn on debugging without the overlay -->
<loglevel>1</loglevel>
</advancedsettings>
Of course, just add loglevel if you already have and advancedsettings.
You need to restart Kodi after making the change:
sudo systemctl restart mediacenterThanks. I should have figured there was a way to do it in the advancedsettings. I’ve made the change and the log is showing debug log lines without the overlay. Now to await it reproducing the issue.