I'm running a model 1 rpi (2012 with 512K, medium overclock) Tried -genlog and it generated an omplayer.log as shown below, but I can't interpret it. I want hw accelerated video rendering so I figured omxplayer was the way to go. This may seem a bit pointless,but I am trying to understand the streaming mechanism with a view to replacing the cat with nc, or some other mechanism to provide streaming. If I add -b then the screen blanks, so omxplayer is definitely able to send that change to the hdmi output Just sits there without even the courtesy of an error message. It seems to have figured out the write demux and codec to use. Subtitle count: 0, state: off, index: 1, delay: 0 Video codec omx-h264 width 640 height 480 profile -99 fps 30.000000Īudio codec aac channels 2 samplerate 44100 bitspersample 16 e.g.Ĭat F.mp4 | omxplayer -o hdmi -no-keys pipe:0 I'm experimenting with simple streaming into omxplayer, without success.
This video was chosen as example but it is happening with any video that I use and convert to mp4.I have an MP4 that plays just fine using omxplayer It plays fine in VLC on the RPi, but of course without hardware acceleration the video is very slow to play and lots of frames are dropped. The video is then played directly off the flash drive.
#Omplayer mp4 glitching windows#
I downloaded this video using a YouTube downloader and then converted it to an mp4 using either ffmpeg or avconv on both Windows and Ubuntu 13.04. If you replay the video do the errors occur in the same position every time?
#Omplayer mp4 glitching tv#
Redhawk wrote:Is (Source video) actually from YouTube or did you upload it to YouTube?įrom what I can see this video is interlaced and not de-interlacing very well probably due to a miss match of source fps to TV output fps the other glitches could be errors in the decoding or errors in the data.Īre you playing the video directly off the flash drive or network?
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