Choppy Video #29
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Currently chromium is not utilizing the GPU. To date I have not be able to find how to enable it. Talks are at #22 . Solutions are welcome. |
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@jacobgraf could you please try this out and tell us if it solves the problem for you? |
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I am not sure that would solve it alone.
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I was able to get hardware decoding working from Chromium by enabling the experimental gl graphics driver in I tried another Raspberry Pi distribution (OpenElec / XBMC) that runs videos in a dedicated media player. The same MP4 videos played smoothly in the media player app. |
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Maybe we are trying to squeeze too much out of a web browser. Did you try smaller resolutions? |
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@tailorvj smaller resolutions played smoother, but don't look that great. In the end, I used a more powerful device for the video playback use case. |
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@jacobgraf Not in browser, but I'm having success using omxplayer. It goes fullscreen over the browser, and when the video is done, it closes and returns to the browser. |
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Hey, try RC1, it seems to be able to run fast, but it crashes, not sure why. |
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@jacobgraf Hey, if still relevant, it seems like webm does work on full screen at the moment, its mp4 container that seems to have a bug now. it means that if you convert your video to webm it should work with the new 0.7.0 RC1. Here is a webm video for reference: |
We are looking to use this for digital signage and occasionally we will have a short promo video play. We are using this as a test video (https://graftechnology.com/video/) but the video is really choppy. I set the GPU_MEM to 448 since that's the max for a 1GB Raspberry Pi 3 but it's still choppy. Any ideas how to get things running smoother? Thanks!