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omxplayer always stuck. Serge told me it looks like firmware issue and report it here #1302
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I've seen this exact behaviour reported before, except in that case it would hang rpi-eeprom-update in the same way. |
If a VideoCore command is frozen then it will not be possible to kill the command. It's unlikely to be the same issue with rpi-eeprom-update and this, it's just different symptoms. |
Thanks! "apt upgrade" was already up to date. I am running rpi-update now and will report back in a few hours or a few days. :) |
Instructions to reproduce the hang would be useful. |
The sample files are https://github.com/daimh/daisplay |
It has been running smoothly for three days. I will keep it running and will report back. |
It sounds like your problem was fixed with this update; Hexxeh/rpi-firmware@77444b0 firmware: sysman: Fix unsafe check for h264 being enabled |
@popcornmix I think so too. Happy Holidays! |
I think this issue is solved after firmware upgrade. omxplayer still plays all the videos fine after 20 days. pi@raspberrypi:~ $ uptime |
Here is an email I sent to Serge.
I am omxplayer's loyal user as we have been using it for a few years to play videos on TV as a signage. Our project has a demo at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xs4GRC0qHc
To reproduce
use omxplayer to keep playing multiple videos simultaneously, like the one shown in the above youtube link.
raspinfo.log
daisplay-dmesg.log
System
raspinfo.log is attached
Logs
dmesg.log is attached
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