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- #MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN MOVIE#
- #MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN 1080P#
- #MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN PRO#
- #MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN WINDOWS 7#
The following is a cut and paste from the log immediately after three short freezes which all occurred within the space of a couple of minutes.Ĭore error: \cf4 ES_OUT_SET_(GROUP_)PCR is called too late (jitter of 14071 ms ignored)\ I wish I knew more about networks to understand why this issue only comes up when streaming large size video.īTW - instead of my speculating from a very weak technical position about what VLC is doing - here's what the log says when there's a freeze in VLC playback. * Swapped out TP-LINK TL-SG1008D dumb switch (8-port) with Trendnet 5-port dumb switch. * increasing network buffer in advance settings only made problem worse * Video streams fine from 2 other Win7 圆4 computers on network * no other problems noticed with network connection downloading/streaming anything else * files transfer over 400+mbps without issue or slowdown (connection seems very good!) * no problems playing video when it is same file playing from computer * Video buffer seems to be getting fresh content only with it is paused (resource manager shows network usage up, CPU usage down) * Video lags/pauses every few seconds, with orange bar "loading" at bottom of GUI from left to right
#MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN WINDOWS 7#
Setup: Windows 7 圆4, VideoLAN 2.2.6, streaming MTS video (22mbps) over 1gbps wired local network (from Win 2008 server) I was able to pinpoint my issue to hardware switch and swapping it with a new one fixed the problem. If this is different issue please let me know and I will post there. I thought I would tag onto this thread because it is the first search I found doing google search and my symptoms were similar. It's good to see that the others above have reported the same findingsĪgree that streaming from network shares is a priority - fortunately we have Movist, QuickTime and VLC 1 for this!įeel free to suggest other media players so i can test them too
I also find VLC is buffering its data with rates far lower than the bandwidth available, regardless of the buffer settings it just makes it take longer to buffer when it stutters Playback in QuickLook and QuickTime is smoothĬlearly this is a VLC 2 or 3 problem with accessing files over a network shareĪs noted in other posts above, increasing the cache in VLC 2 or 3 does not help. Playback in Movist (app store version) is smooth Playback in VLC 2 or 3 nightly is very choppy
#MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN PRO#
Using a MacBook and MacBook Pro and 1080i TS files, I can confirm this longstanding problem using SMB and AFP networking on OS X Yosemite and Mavericks:įiles over 802.11ac copy at 20-40 megabytes per second - this is more than enough bandwidth This thread is urging VLC users to add any additional data points so that VLC developers have enough information to accurate reproduce and troubleshoot this behavior. This trend is met with some challenges by our favorite media player, VLC, as playback over the network studders to re-buffer and can sometimes make movies unwatchable. Many of us are starting to depend more and more on NAS/SAN solutions for long-term storage and playback of our media collections. Video file sizes keep going us, even as most of us are moving to SSDs where storage capacity is a drawback.
#MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN HOW TO#
If any of the VLC devs have a preference for how to fund or where to set up this bounty, please don't hesitate to PM or reply to let me know how you'd like me to proceed. I am tempted to start a bug bounty for this.
#MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN MOVIE#
Streaming it seems to delay the start by about 10 sec and playback has been stopping to re-buffer anywhere between once or twice for the full movie to every could of minutes.
#MPLAYERX WHITE SCREEN BUG EL CAPITAN 1080P#
Moving the same 1080p file over the same network would take less than 3 mins (typical movie length). All in all, IO/Network could be ruled out especially given that across my testing the load has been under 1% of capacity network/drive capacity. Same can be observed in terms of network saturation. The IO on the remote drive would only spike (minimally) when VLC stops playing and starts re-buffering. I have considered IO saturation on the SAN and tested streaming videos from an SSD-backed SMB share over LAN. The varying frequency at which this bug occurs is an interesting data point also. Typically, a movie will stop at least once an hour, sometime every few minutes.
Changing the buffer times has no effect on the frequency of occurrence of this bug. I have tested running over 1Gb LAN and over WiFi (even different wireless routers). VLC Media player (always latest, but I think I've been seeing this issue all through VLC 2.x)
It may be fair to to say that opening a file in VLC over a network file sharing protocol seems to consistently trigger this issue.Ģ. Files are always opened over SMB (However there are reports of similar issues with AFP)ġa. I can confirm this behavior is consistently recurring across these OSes I've been trying to find a solution to this issue for quite some time now.
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