(2015-01-21, 03:56)stuCONNERS Wrote: Im suffering tearing if i change Vsync to "enabled During Video Playback." Videos look great but the interface looks awful.

Quote:Also i can playback movies fine but playback of music never produces on sound from my tv.

(2015-01-21, 04:15)stuCONNERS Wrote: Cheers, I was concerned due to wiki recommending enabled During Video Playback, and it causing tearing. So cheers again.

(2015-01-20, 11:23)fritsch Wrote: For those running Ubuntu, upcoming 3.18.4 has the gpu hang fix. So only Ubuntu mainline installation is needed then: http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/stable/stable-queue.git/tree/queue-3.18?id=5cfae8cc10df4f66c88045cfefbce6c28fd38366

(2015-01-21, 04:31)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-01-21, 04:15)stuCONNERS Wrote: Cheers, I was concerned due to wiki recommending enabled During Video Playback, and it causing tearing. So cheers again.

I've never seen tearing with vsync disabled in the UI, so it could be specific to your display (or even skin used), but I've added a note in the wiki to use 'enabled' if the default recommended setting produces tearing

(2015-01-21, 05:35)furii Wrote:

(2015-01-21, 04:31)Matt Devo Wrote: I've never seen tearing with vsync disabled in the UI, so it could be specific to your display (or even skin used), but I've added a note in the wiki to use 'enabled' if the default recommended setting produces tearing

you can get tearing if you don't have vsync enabled and kodi is rendering more than 60fps or whatever your tv is set to. arctic's system page will show you what your ui is rendering at, not sure about other skins.

(2015-01-21, 06:26)BradD Wrote: Hi there, I'm hoping for some help and I apologize if it's been covered in the last 210 pages but I do read this thread on a daily basis. I've been using Openelec for the last couple months and it's by far the best Kodi(XBMC) installation I've ever used but I've been wanting an all in one solution for Kodi and Netflix so I thought I would try Kodibuntu. I booted a USB Chromium stick then ran Mat's script and updated the stand alone bios firmware then rebooted with a Kodibuntu install stick. Everything went fine and I've used the recommended Kodi settings from the Wiki but every time I play a video file the video freezes but the audio continues. This usually happens a couple minutes into the video and it happens on streams and on local files. Is this something to do with the kernel bug or have I missed something?