I'm considering just downgrading back to 32-bit/64-bit buster since that worked "out of the box" as I have no idea where to start troubleshooting these problems. I haven't measured temps but I know because my Argon One case fan now spins while playing movies (It didn't do that before) and it's way hotter by touch.ģ: Sometimes videos decrease in framerate picking up 30-60 seconds later. It plays the audio while theres a loading animation displayed.Ģ: My Pi runs really hot compared to before when I used the 32-bit buster release. Its really annoying to stop/resume the videos every roughly 30 minutes.Įver since upgrading from Buster 32-bit lite to Bullseye 64-bit lite I've experienced some issues.ġ: Can't play H.265 10-bit anymore. It happens for different containers (mkv, mp4, avi), resolutions (1080p, 720p, sd) and codecs (h264+aac, xvid/mpeg4+mp3). I now took one file and transcoded it to different resolutions/codecs/containers (Should be the resampling ratio, exactly 1 looks suspicious?)
The value for rr stays all the time at 1.00000. Then a resync happens and both are reset, only to start over again. I have no solution at the moment, but enabled the "Player Debug Info" in good and bad conditions:Īt the start, when everything is played fine: aq ~ 90%, rr ~ 0.999 and a/v: +- 0.2.Īq steadily decreases to 0% while a/v increases in the same time to about 8s. youtube) have played just fine before the update. Those exact video files (different sources, e.g.
Pausing and unpausing the playback does not improve it, but stopping and then again continuing does. That way a video of 60 minutes was finished in under 45 minutes. Since the last update (kernel, kodi and some other packages) I have a strange problem:Īll the videos play fine as before for the first roughly 30 minutes.Īfter that time the video starts to move much faster, while the sound is still played with normal speed but jumps every few seconds.
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