2017-11-17, 01:56
Nope. after an hour ou of sync again (:<)
2017-11-17, 03:05
Bummer! Sorry to hear that.
If you watch a two hour recorded program does the audio go out of sync? If it does not, try temporarily turning on remux all recordings (debug tab) and try watching the same recording again. See if the audio goes out of sync while being remuxed.
The only other suggestion I can think of would be to try an SD card with Libreelec or openelec to see if that behaves differently.
If you watch a two hour recorded program does the audio go out of sync? If it does not, try temporarily turning on remux all recordings (debug tab) and try watching the same recording again. See if the audio goes out of sync while being remuxed.
The only other suggestion I can think of would be to try an SD card with Libreelec or openelec to see if that behaves differently.
2017-11-18, 00:00
Well I've tried each of the de-interlacing options over a two hour period each and all go out of sync.
2017-11-18, 03:30
Krusty,
I think you've hit on it. The Channel going out of sync it H265, the ones in sync are Mpeg2
I think you've hit on it. The Channel going out of sync it H265, the ones in sync are Mpeg2
2017-11-18, 18:56
Then try this, open swmc's config file (see debug tab) and search for GenerateDTS_h264, change it to false, ex:
<GenerateDTS_h264>false</GenerateDTS_h264>
then save the file and restart swmc. See if that makes a difference.
<GenerateDTS_h264>false</GenerateDTS_h264>
then save the file and restart swmc. See if that makes a difference.
2017-11-18, 19:33
Thanks Krusty,
I've made the change and restarted ServerWMC and will post the results back after a few hours of viewing
I've made the change and restarted ServerWMC and will post the results back after a few hours of viewing
2017-11-19, 01:16
Krusty,
That was the fix! five hours and still in sync,
Thanks to everyone who offered assistance!
GaryA
That was the fix! five hours and still in sync,
Thanks to everyone who offered assistance!
GaryA
2017-11-19, 17:54
Great, glad we finally found it. I guess the hardware decoding in the pi2 doesn't like the DTS we generate. Thanks for reporting this and for working through it, hopefully it will help others.
2018-10-23, 00:31
Hi
I might have the same problem... could you explain where (and how) in Librelec to find this setting?
Many thanks in advance!!
I might have the same problem... could you explain where (and how) in Librelec to find this setting?
Many thanks in advance!!
2018-11-01, 14:20
(2018-10-23, 00:31)Pseudomax Wrote: HiOpen swmc's config file on the windows pc in the serverwmc app, debug tab, edit settings file and search for GenerateDTS_h264 in the xml file, change it to false, ex:
I might have the same problem... could you explain where (and how) in Librelec to find this setting?
Many thanks in advance!!
<GenerateDTS_h264>false</GenerateDTS_h264>
