Hi
I have noticed when switching between videos, if the other hasing fully ended, the 2nd file seems to miss frames, so video isnt smooth its jerky
https://paste.osmc.tv/ketitivuko
thanks
Carl
Try changing Adjust Refresh Rate to Always, and see if disabling the whitelist helps.
tried refresh change still same, when you say diabling the whitelist
display, whitelist, whitelist it shows a list do u mean unhighliting them all?
Yes - unless there’s a specific reason you are using this feature
Still same, I usually use Chorus2 web interface to pick files to play
but tried through interface on tv and it works fine
So unsure why opening a file on webinterface would react differently
I’d suggest uploading logs from both scenarios so we can check
Sam
opening in chronus
https://paste.osmc.tv/iqaronajam
opening files in normal gui
https://paste.osmc.tv/ifimihovax
Hi,
Thanks for your patience.
If you can enable debug logging and re-upload the logs and mention which files you are switching from and to this will help.
Please reboot before uploading so the logs are cleared
Thanks
Sam
hi sam
https://paste.osmc.tv/nucitojomu
Played first “House of the Dragon - S01E06 - The Princess and the Queen WEBDL-1080p”
2nd “Naked and Afraid XL - S06E01 - Valley of the Banished WEBDL-1080p REAL”
After log, i tried playing them other way round and its fine
thanks
Was this log controlling through the web interface or Kodi?
I’m currently travelling but will look at this shortly.
Controlled through web interface chronus2
Okay – can you now upload the log of you playing them via the interface where you experience a problem? Please reboot beforehand.
the previous one was with the problem
through remote it works fine which is the below
https://paste.osmc.tv/wanorolala
It seems I misunderstood. To clarify: using OSMC interface with remote to play a file is OK but via Chorus it’s problematic?
Sam
Yeah, selecting the file through tv remote loads fine
I always tend to use web interface, this when clicking on next file causes the stutter
so, what I can see from the logs:
<setting id="videolibrary.updateonstartup">true</setting>
<setting id="videolibrary.backgroundupdate">true</setting>
<setting id="musiclibrary.updateonstartup">true</setting>
<setting id="musiclibrary.backgroundupdate">true</setting>
The Vero is configured to scan the video and music folders on every start of the mediacenter. The files reside on a NAS.
In the first log set, the videoinfoscanner was still running when “naked and afraid xl” video was started. In the second log set the video info scraping was done before the second video was started:
2023-01-09 19:44:33.298 T:2968 INFO <general>: CleanDatabase: Cleaning videodatabase done. Operation took 00:08
…
2023-01-09 19:45:14.458 T:2935 INFO <general>: VideoPlayer::OpenFile: /mnt/NAS-Media/TV Shows/Naked and Afraid XL/Season 6/Naked and Afraid XL - S06E01 - Valley of the Banished WEBDL-1080p REAL.mkv
So, might be a performance issue with your NAS? Could you just for tests try to deactivate the ‘Update library on startup’ for the music and the video library at GUI → settings → media → library … and try to reproduce the issue the same way?
It shouldnt be the NAS, as this happens everytime at any part of day when switching between 2 files, soon as you stop the file and reopen its fine
NAS wise its dual RJ45, mirrored HDD, speeds across network are just over 100MB/sec. The NAS is a few year old PC running linux, so actually way over kill for job it does
I’ve tested this here and can’t reproduce, albeit on a limited test environment as I am travelling.
Could you try changing the setting as suggested by @JimKnopf?
Sam
No rush Sam, Just tried it still same
https://paste.osmc.tv/icivepecid
Left it a few minutes after boot aswell
https://paste.osmc.tv/zipasimeve
still same
sorry, @Cah1982 : In both logs
<setting id="videolibrary.updateonstartup">true</setting>
the video info scanning on startup is still active … AND the videoinfoscanner was running when you switched/started to “naked and afraid xl”. Please, deactivate this scanning while mediacenter start and try to reproduce, so we know this is related/unrelated in your environment to your issue.