Updated and Revised June, 2016 Introduction I know it's a workaround but skipping 1sec at the start of a files is not a problem and ca be an easy solution.The Best HTPC Guide for Internet and Live TV in America Cut the cable and build your own DVR with Kodi, MediaPortal and SchedulesDirect. If you can do this then i think 99% will play well without user interaction. Maybe you can force in your codec a skip of 1-2sec (maybe even less) for all HEVC files. I haven't any of them but i have some files that stutter until i skip some seconds.īut with Kodi we cannot skip less than 10 seconds. wrxtasy told us that some files plays only if you skip some seconds or they get stuck with only audio. Increasing the speed changes anything.Īs you know there are some HEVC that doesn't play well on C1. Before i think they were decoded by software. Now seems that all my MPEG4 use hardware acceleration.
Written by someone who don't really understand 30% of stuff that is being done thereĬoloring/contrast from the inside kodi (make picture brighter/lighter, change colors right from application) Written by someone not on heavy drugs opposing to original kodi amcodec OverSun wrote:FYI: I've refactored the AMLcodec stuff in Kodi and created a separate decoder called "c1", you can enable it if you clone my github repo and compile with "-enable-codec=c1". Ret = fscanf(m_fProcTemperature, "%d", &value)
If -607,7 +616,10 bool CCPUInfo::getTemperature(CTemperature& temperature) M_fCPUFreq = fopen ("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq", "r") + m_fProcTemperature = fopen("/sys/class/saradc/temperature", "r") M_fProcTemperature = fopen("/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp", "r") // On Raspberry PIs M_fProcTemperature = fopen("/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/temp1_input", "r") #include -95,6 +96,10 "settings/AdvancedSettings.h"
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