1 Reply by dec05eba

(455 replies, posted in Using SVP)

svp suddenly started to segfault when playing a video (tested with mpv) on arch linux using the latest linux version (4.6.0.263). Im not sure exactly what broke it, but it's possible a qt update or something is no longer compatible with svp. I tested with both gpu acceleration enabled and disabled. Gdb crashes when I try to open the coredump so I cant see the exact dependency (if any) it crashes in.

Edit: it was fixed now in arch when the libmediainfo dependency was updated from 24.12-1 to 24.12-3.

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2 Reply by dec05eba

(455 replies, posted in Using SVP)

C0rn3j wrote:

http://pastebin.com/Ey5x3s4v

Updated to .90 and now mpv(smplayer) is crashing whenever I open a file for the first time, I can work around this by disabling SVP, launching the file and then enabling SVP again.

Here is old working version: https://cdn.rawgit.com/phiresky/1e2cbd3 … .0.81.tbz2

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3 Reply by dec05eba

(455 replies, posted in Using SVP)

I got SVP to work flawlessly on windows at 1080p and all settings set to max, but when I tried it on linux I got some video/sound desync even at 720p which I thought was because of linux gpu drivers or something like that.. And it turns out I was able to fix it by passing

--fps=23.976 --no-correct-pts

argument to mpv.. It seems like videos that has fps like ~23.810 will desync after a while when using SVP, and rounding up the video source fps to 23.976 fixes the issue.

Hope this helps for anybody else that is experiencing this issue.

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