2012-02-24, 21:37
Ok, so this will probably sound very weird, I must admit it, but here is the problem that I am facing (since beta 3 it seems, but I am not sure, I must test with beta 2 to see if it's the same, but I don't think so) :
- If I enable A/V sync (in settings => video => player), when using Aeon Nox (that is also true with Alaska), I got "Failed to initialize your audio device" on the first video I try to launch. Then, I have no more sound, even in menus.
- If I disable A/V sync, no problem (but that sucks
)
- If I use Confluence + A/V sync, no problem at all.
And now, for something even weirder :
- starting XBMC with Confluence (or switching to it before playing any video), play a video => Ok, switch back to Aeon Nox, playing another video or the same one => Ok.
It seems that "not-Confluence" skins have a problem with initializing the audio on the first play, when A/V sync is enabled, but if it has been initialized correctly one time, then it's Ok.
That's really really strange, it takes me some time to realize that the problem I was facing was caused by the skin, I didn't thought at first that there could be some relation between skin and audio device initialization...
So... is this kind of bug talking to someone ? what could be the difference between Confluence and other skins regarding the first time the video player is launched ?
I am quite confused here
- If I enable A/V sync (in settings => video => player), when using Aeon Nox (that is also true with Alaska), I got "Failed to initialize your audio device" on the first video I try to launch. Then, I have no more sound, even in menus.
- If I disable A/V sync, no problem (but that sucks
)- If I use Confluence + A/V sync, no problem at all.
And now, for something even weirder :
- starting XBMC with Confluence (or switching to it before playing any video), play a video => Ok, switch back to Aeon Nox, playing another video or the same one => Ok.
It seems that "not-Confluence" skins have a problem with initializing the audio on the first play, when A/V sync is enabled, but if it has been initialized correctly one time, then it's Ok.
That's really really strange, it takes me some time to realize that the problem I was facing was caused by the skin, I didn't thought at first that there could be some relation between skin and audio device initialization...
So... is this kind of bug talking to someone ? what could be the difference between Confluence and other skins regarding the first time the video player is launched ?
I am quite confused here
