[PROBLEM] Video Stutter

[mk01]

ok, will just comment without quotes

I was discussing this today with Ricardo (to get insights into all the DTS-x). Until now my perspective was just ok, it works (beside the OMX issues with broke DTS-x before).
RPI can't play DTS-HD. It will open it though and take just the DTS stream out. So the performance impact (bitstream amount to decode) is no different there. But I was following the discussions at RaspBMC around that and remember this as being a fact. OMX wasn't able to open it at all, later it was opening but not for all files. Popcorn was describing some garbage in the -HD part RPI didn't like. I was checking the commits and they are in upstream so XBian has them.

For next steps would be essential to provide the sample. I you said I don't need the movie, I will be fine with opening / closing credits. How to strip just part of this - not any knowledge around this either but people are providing this so I'm sure google will tell.

As for the "The_Lord_Of_The_Rings_The_Fellowship" log output, I remember the Input Stream error from around 4w ago, where DTS-ES was broken as well and unplayable. But this is no more actual. But again, -HD not being in my library.

And because I'm a little lost already, just update to latest available - as it is not breaking anything for you and I have the same versions and just shortly tell me - which DTS are fine, which shutter and which are not able to play at all (I assume all is software decoding without passthrough being on).

When you provide the samples, I will get back this and discuss with popcorn if needed.

Also I'm a bit confused the mount is not returning anything as the files in logs are clearly opened from this location so it has to exists? Anyhow the output would provide some info about NFS2/3/4, buffers set, being tcp/udp or other details.

If you from command line run

Code:

dd if=/media/Aspartic_Acid/media/video/Movies/ProcessedBD/The_Lord_Of_The_Rings_The_Fellowship_Of_The_Ring_2001_extended_Disc_1.mkv of=/dev/null bs=1M count=150

what average speed you get?

According the log from RaspBMC (being Stable and having 3.10.13 kernel) it is the release from yesterday (or some days)? so really fresh.