Thanks for the quick response. I had downloaded a tarball of 0.0.5 and I believe the git version I have is 0.0.9.
I applied the patch but I'm still getting the disruptions - where it was blanking the screen before it seems to be 'glitching' and occasionally blanking.
Norm
On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 7:54 AM, Thomas Reufer <thomas@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Norm
What's the exact version you've been using before? I'm not aware of any recent changes in this area, but if you encounter these problems only during live-TV, you might try this patch:
> It was already set to 6. I tried 7 with no difference. It had been working fine with my Pioneer receiver up until this latest version. A direct connection to the TV seems to work with my other setup.
diff --git a/omxdevice.c b/omxdevice.c
index 6ccb113..b006f44 100644
--- a/omxdevice.c
+++ b/omxdevice.c
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ int cOmxDevice::s_speeds[2][8] = {
// speed correction factors for live mode, taken from omxplayer
int cOmxDevice::s_speedCorrections[5] = {
- S(0.990f), S(0.999f), S(1.000f), S(1.001), S(1.010)
+ S(0.995f), S(0.999f), S(1.000f), S(1.001), S(1.005)
};
cOmxDevice::cOmxDevice(void (*onPrimaryDevice)(void)) :
During live-TV the OMX clock is permanently adjusted to keep it in sync with the DVB stream. The method as well as the correction factors I've taken from omxplayer without knowing how big the deviation is actually allowed to be, since it's also affecting the HDMI clock. The above patch changes the maximum value from +/- 1% to +/- 0.5%.
Regards,
Thomas
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