** Changed in: xine-lib
Importance: Unknown = Medium
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Title:
playback of flash videos skips frames when transitioning to the next
song.
To
Workaround: If someone really wants to use Kaffeine instead of VLC or
Totem to play FLV videos (like me), it's possible to configure Kaffeine
to use the GStreamer engine.
1) Install the GStreamer engine: sudo apt-get install kaffeine-gstreamer
2) Go to Settings - Player Engine, and select
I just discovered that applying my workaround brings some sideeffects.
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kaffeine/+bug/276203 .
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playback of flash videos skips frames when transitioning to the next song.
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indeed, this only happens when the playlist switches to the next item.
using loop has also works to reproduce as andreas indicates.
** Summary changed:
- playback of flash videos skips frames
+ playback of flash videos skips frames when transitioning to the next song.
** Description changed:
** Changed in: xine-lib
Status: Unknown = Confirmed
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playback of flash videos skips frames when transitioning to the next song.
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please attach an example .flv file.
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As I mentioned, *every* youtube video is an example .flv file.
For convenience I attached one. Depending on the video player, make sure loop
mode is enabled or you add a second .flv file to the playlist, since it only
occurs after the transition from one file to another.
One way to reproduce
I see this behavior in Intrepid, also...
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One thing I notice with the latest release (Hardy) is that both Kaffeine
and Xine are not able to play subsequent flash videos from a playlist.
When one video is finished and the next one is supposed to start,
libxine reports lots of skipped frames, the playpack chaotically jumps
through the video
Happens to me too in Feisty, and using Nvidia Geforce 2 MX and the open source
driver for graphics, running in a 1,1 Ghz Athlon. Top shows processor usage
in the range of 2 to 9 percent, so probably this isn't a performance problem.
Mplayer - which also uses Ffmpeg for decoding FLV-files,
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