Hi there,
I'm trying to play a 1080p 8-bit h264 .mkv file using vlc on Bookworm 32-bit with a Pi 3B.
it works as expected from tty, default settings, using `cvlc -f <file>` with no tearing or frame drops (which is fab).
However, fullscreen desktop does not perform as expected. See below:
As you can see above vlc is failing to obtain the X lease, which I have read is to allow vlc to bypass X and render direct to screen.
I think (from my limited knowledge) that this is what is causing the poor playback performance, but I am not sure how to fix it.
Any ideas/experience would be much appreciated as this is the closest I've gotten to good video playback on the Pi 3. Thanks
I'm trying to play a 1080p 8-bit h264 .mkv file using vlc on Bookworm 32-bit with a Pi 3B.
it works as expected from tty, default settings, using `cvlc -f <file>` with no tearing or frame drops (which is fab).
However, fullscreen desktop does not perform as expected. See below:
Code:
cvlc -f <file>VLC media player 3.0.20 Vetinari (revision 3.0.20-0-g6f0d0ab126b)[001063b0] dummy interface: using the dummy interface module...[64703e58] gles2 gl: Initialized libplacebo v4.208.0 (API v208)[64700ce8] mmal_xsplitter vout display: Try drm[5a565ec8] drm_vout generic: <<< OpenDrmVout: Fmt=DPV0[5a565ec8] drm_vout generic error: create_lease failed: Xerror 8[5a565ec8] drm_vout generic error: Failed to get xlease[64700ce8] mmal_xsplitter vout display: Drm no go[6e50b510] avcodec decoder: Using DRM Video Accel for hardware decodingI think (from my limited knowledge) that this is what is causing the poor playback performance, but I am not sure how to fix it.
Any ideas/experience would be much appreciated as this is the closest I've gotten to good video playback on the Pi 3. Thanks
Statistics: Posted by JimJamJamie — Fri Feb 09, 2024 12:04 pm