tvOS testing 3.0.1 (170223.1644)

[cosmoxl]

you might check the setting that controls what is buffered. Internet Streams != SMB, NFS

as I said above, I have it set to buffer all filesystems, not just internet streams.

Make me a video with 'o' on. start playback, let it play for 20-30 seconds, then do a big seek. That will flush everything for refill.

curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"Input.ShowCodec","id":1}' http://192.168.2.44:8080/jsonrpc

^^ will turn on 'o', replace the IP with yours and make sure webserver is enabled.

video sent to support. hope it goes through - attachment was 19.4MB.

[Everbrave]

Please use this ONLY if you have downloaded 3.0.1 (170223.1644) , version number can be seen in TestFlight app

please avoid posting "I would love to test" posts, lets keep this for testing only.

changes since 3.0.0
- fixed, enable YADIF, YADIF_half for arm/arm64
- fixed, h264/interlaced under MediaCodec
- fixed, certain eac3/640kps fail under darwin/audiotoolbox. vector all 640kps to ffmpeg until fixed
- fixed, skin.amber: fix lost focus on home screen
- fixed, remove legacy read size clamps from libdsm/libsmbclient
- fixed, mpeg2/interlaced under ffmpeg
- added, unifont to all skin Font.xml
- changed, read bandwidth limiter and increase our transfer buffer sizes.
- backport, various upstream/sidestream fixes and changes
- version bump, libnfs to 1.11.0

Downloaded 3.0.1; thanks for the invitation.
I didn't start testing yet; noticed however that the SiO2 skin is still missing the dark mode, could you please consider this for the next release?
Thanks


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[davilla]

Playback of blu-ray folders does cause a few second pause for buffering if aq or vq drop to 0. Usually that happens if I skip forward or backward. Maybe the problem isn't a lack of buffering but a hiccup in the way it's reported to the codec info screen?

Playback of blu-ray folders starts right away with aq and vq fairly low (0 to 20%) and slowly fill up over several minutes of playback. The buffer (or cache as you call it) usage is coincidentally used more and more even though it continues to report it's 0 Bytes.

Raw blu-ray folders were excluded from caching, that is until now

[cosmoxl]

Playback of blu-ray folders does cause a few second pause for buffering if aq or vq drop to 0. Usually that happens if I skip forward or backward. Maybe the problem isn't a lack of buffering but a hiccup in the way it's reported to the codec info screen?

Playback of blu-ray folders starts right away with aq and vq fairly low (0 to 20%) and slowly fill up over several minutes of playback. The buffer (or cache as you call it) usage is coincidentally used more and more even though it continues to report it's 0 Bytes.

Raw blu-ray folders were excluded from caching, that is until now

nice

[Ted377]

Version 3.0.1 always crashes after approximately 10 sec. IPTV usage.
Version 3.0.0 did not have these problems.
Is the problem known?

[amet]

Debuglog might have info why, all good here

[Ted377]

Oh yes... sorry

[Ted377]

Debuglog might have info why, all good here

Where must i post the log?

[davilla]

http://pastebin.com/ or email to [email protected], include details so we know why we are looking at the log

[Ted377]

http://pastebin.com/ or email to [email protected], include details so we know why we are looking at the log

I got send u Mail at [email protected]
Thank U