From: Christer P. <pa...@no...> - 2001-12-26 23:59:03
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Miguel Freitas wrote: > > Christer, i believe you're doing a lot of "stability tests" with xine > and are catching bugs similar to the ones i saw some months ago when i > did the same. Maybe you could also try to test both cvs xine-lib and > stable branch against your streams to summarize any problems that may > have being introduced/fixed with latest metronom's and video_out > changes. I will do the same here, but more testing is always better... > I see one problem with the latest CVS code that wasn't there before. Well, as a matter of fact it was, but it wasn't that serious :-) The problem is with inserting 0-frames at the very beginning of the stream. This problem has been around for a long time, causing xine to miss the first 0.5 seconds or so of the stream - just enough to be a little annoying. But now I can suddenly get delays in the 10-30 second ballpark. When I press play, the seek knob also actually jumps a bit into the stream before the delay (again, this is an audio only, mp3 VBR file). What's really weird is that I only see this problem after having left xine "idle" for several hours. It seems that it detoriates with wall-clock time, regardless of whether I have been playing back or not! Unfortunately, I'm debugging the X hang problem right now so I can't provide any more details, but I wanted to report this anyway. Perhaps someone can still get an idea about what the problem could be? Miguel appears to be a true wizard on fixing problems more or less blindly. :-) -- Christer Palm |