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Product Support => HiMedia Q10 Pro, Q5 Pro => Topic started by: oktober on May 17, 2017, 11:06:15 AM
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Hi,
i'm quite sure to have this problem (microstutter on 23.976 fps movies) since i installed android 7 and fw 2.0.0.
With previous Android 5 Fw doesn't have it.
Now, with latest FW 2.0.3, issue remain and i tried:
- 24 Hz On => nothing
- 24 Hz Off => nothing
- with autoframerate switch 1.1.0 for HimediaPlayer (pcristi) => with 24Hz OFF => nothing
- with autoframerate switch 1.1.0 for HimediaPlayer (pcristi) => with 24Hz ON => nothing
I don't know how i can solve. Perhaps downgrading to Android 5 and Fw 1.1.0?
Any ideas?
Thanks
Paolo
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Hello,
Use FW 2.0.1 or repack CFW 2.0.3 witch have 34ms drop frame fixed, upcoming HiMedia will have fixed this too.
HiMedia 24Hz must be ON for free drop frame play with name it FW.
Hi,
i'm quite sure to have this problem (microstutter on 23.976 fps movies) since i installed android 7 and fw 2.0.0.
With previous Android 5 Fw doesn't have it.
Now, with latest FW 2.0.3, issue remain and i tried:
- 24 Hz On => nothing
- 24 Hz Off => nothing
- with autoframerate switch 1.1.0 for HimediaPlayer (pcristi) => with 24Hz OFF => nothing
- with autoframerate switch 1.1.0 for HimediaPlayer (pcristi) => with 24Hz ON => nothing
I don't know how i can solve. Perhaps downgrading to Android 5 and Fw 1.1.0?
Any ideas?
Thanks
Paolo
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Many thanks pcristi.
So....This 2.0.3 is a step backwards >:(
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SDK use on FW 2.0.3 is a big step forward, main problems is coming with all know bug and new bugs/problems too. HiMedia pushing hard HiSilicon for get need it stability.
Many thanks pcristi.
So....This 2.0.3 is a step backwards >:(
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Very good
Thank you
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Hello,
Use FW 2.0.1 or repack CFW 2.0.3 witch have 34ms drop frame fixed, upcoming HiMedia will have fixed this too.
HiMedia 24Hz must be ON for free drop frame play with name it FW.
@pcristi:
Where i can find the repack of CFW 2.0.3? Is this the same version of this thread?
http://www.futeko.com/newforum/index.php?topic=812.0
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Yes same filename and link, file is was updated on mediafire.
Where i can find the repack of CFW 2.0.3? Is this the same version of this thread?
http://www.futeko.com/newforum/index.php?topic=812.0
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Ok, thanks! :)
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Hello,
Use FW 2.0.1 or repack CFW 2.0.3 witch have 34ms drop frame fixed, upcoming HiMedia will have fixed this too.
HiMedia 24Hz must be ON for free drop frame play with name it FW.
Great pcristi!
it (your Custom Fw 2.0.3) works very well!
Thank you so much!
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Can pcristi create the same patch for 2.01?
with 2.03, my unit always hang. i have 3 usb drive.
with 2.01 i have no issue, with 1.09, problem with drive mapping, always change if kodi restart.
appreciate if the same patch can be apply to 2.01 firmware.
Thanks.
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The issue of occasional microstutter is present on the latest FW + Himedia player? Is there no way around this apart from to downgrade as per above posts?
Thanks
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The issue of occasional microstutter is present on the latest FW + Himedia player? Is there no way around this apart from to downgrade as per above posts?
Thanks
No, it isn't.
Everything at 23.976fps plays at 23.976Hz (with the exception of MVC 3D ISO which outputs at 24Hz).
The pcristi patch is not necessary for most users and only adds more autoswitching / changes how DVD ISO switches (see thread for more info).
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The issue of occasional microstutter is present on the latest FW + Himedia player? Is there no way around this apart from to downgrade as per above posts?
Thanks
No, it isn't.
Everything at 23.976fps plays at 23.976Hz (with the exception of MVC 3D ISO which outputs at 24Hz).
The pcristi patch is not necessary for most users and only adds more autoswitching / changes how DVD ISO switches (see thread for more info).
Thanks for the response. Apologies, my post wasn't very clear. I was reporting occasional microstutter (around every 3-4 mins) on all 4K MKV files. Playing from external drive, TV is an LG OLED B7.
I tried changing all the settings - e.g. Imprex engine off/on etc. but to no avail. Yesterday evening, after extensive testing, I finally found an answer (of sorts):-
Launch from Kodi 17.6 + wrapper = microstutter
Launch from Moviebar = no microstutter!
Why this should be the case I have no idea, since they are both using the same Himedia player. It would be better to have the library handling functionality of Kodi rather than the limited capabilities of Moviebar, but at the same time it's more of a relief to have eliminated the stutter. You end up sitting there waiting for it instead of enjoying the film, and when it happens it takes you out of the movie even more.
Any suggestions to stop the Kodi stutter would be very welcome of course. :)