G'day,

Not really sure how to explain it, but a simple test is when credits are scrolling up the screen they jump just enough to be annoying!

I have some recoding I have moved away to another disk and if I play those with xine everything is fine. So I assume it is the Internal Playback process that is the problem.

Any idea's on how to fix?

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stinga

as of 17-May-2018
R8.2 - sort of working.
MB: gigabyte GA-P43-ES3G | RAM: 2GB
VGA: PNY Nvidia GT240 1GB
4 x Technisat skystar 2 dvb | 1 x TBS6981 dvb-s2
pata: 1x300Gb | sata: 2x1Tb 2x2Tb
Problems:
TBS6981 Does not work.

Not 100% on what you're saying here. If you play the exact same files (from the same disk) with xine and Internal do they play differently?

If so, I would look at the playback profile. Don't select vdpau if you're really using an fx5200, as it doesn't support it.

Mike

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Australian Dragon
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I have noticed a similar issue I can't use vdpau.

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My System

G'day,

Not using vdpau.
Not sure what to next.
Maybe a hardware upgrade is called for!

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stinga

as of 17-May-2018
R8.2 - sort of working.
MB: gigabyte GA-P43-ES3G | RAM: 2GB
VGA: PNY Nvidia GT240 1GB
4 x Technisat skystar 2 dvb | 1 x TBS6981 dvb-s2
pata: 1x300Gb | sata: 2x1Tb 2x2Tb
Problems:
TBS6981 Does not work.

Stinga - Just a random thought, your de-interlacing may be to blame.

A lot of the playback issues that people have are related to the various playback settings. Either due to system bandwidth (typically stuttering or tearing) or de-interlacing (motion isn't smooth).

If you bring up the OSD during playback, and the problem gets worse, it's probably an overall bandwidth issue. When you do bring it up, scroll down to the deinterlace options and try the different ones. If the automatic order detection is wrong this may help.

Beyond that you may need to tweak your playback profile to improve the situation.

OBTW - How much CPU and RAM do you have in that box, what are you using for a display, and how is it connected?

G'day all,

I think new hardware has resolved the problem or maybe it was the upgrade to 6.02 that was magic.

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stinga

as of 17-May-2018
R8.2 - sort of working.
MB: gigabyte GA-P43-ES3G | RAM: 2GB
VGA: PNY Nvidia GT240 1GB
4 x Technisat skystar 2 dvb | 1 x TBS6981 dvb-s2
pata: 1x300Gb | sata: 2x1Tb 2x2Tb
Problems:
TBS6981 Does not work.

The good news is that you solved the problem.
The bad news is that we don't know which thing fixed it.

Did you keep the hard drive with the previous version of Knoppmyth/LinHES in tact on it?
If so, you could put that drive back in the system and test the software to see if still get stutters with the old version of Knoppmyth/LinHES and your new hardware.

Interested,
Eric

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KnoppMyth R5.5, Asus A8N-VM CSM (nvidia 6150 onboard video), AMD Athlon 64 dual-core 4200+, two 1GB sticks DDR 400, HD-3000 HDTV card, PVR-150 card, Iguanaworks RS-232 IR receiver/transmitter, Pioneer DVR-110 DVD burner

G'day,

Yes, that is a bit unfortunate that we don't know what was causing the problem.

I can probably recreate my HW/SW config both ways, I.E. old version/new hardware or new version/old hardware if we think there is any value in doing that?

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stinga

as of 17-May-2018
R8.2 - sort of working.
MB: gigabyte GA-P43-ES3G | RAM: 2GB
VGA: PNY Nvidia GT240 1GB
4 x Technisat skystar 2 dvb | 1 x TBS6981 dvb-s2
pata: 1x300Gb | sata: 2x1Tb 2x2Tb
Problems:
TBS6981 Does not work.