[Bug]: Video playback is choppy when using video backgrounds #452
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Thanks for your response @devrim6,
Seems like it's not media specific issue but can you try these builds below and tell if one or both of these builds have the same stutter issue?
Canary Build with FFmpeg Codec
Canary Build with Windows Media Foundation Codec
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Canary Build with FFmpeg Codec
Canary Build with Windows Media Foundation Codec
Unfortunately both builds show the same issue. The Windows Media build threw an error regarding mpeg-dash, but using any other video resulted in the same bug.
Noted. Seems like the stuttering issue caused by WinUI.
I will be keeping this issue open until we find a way to fix it or waiting for Microsoft to fix this issue.Regarding to that exception you're seeing is intentional since I've recently added a check if the .mp4 video format is using MPEG-DASH container, which is by default unsupported for users who don't install additional codec pack.
Reacted by devrim6I can't replicate the stutter with both a 4K60 VP9 22.4Mbps video, nor video that was provided above (after converted by SciGhost)
Tho I do notice a slight stutter on the 4K60 when the video was on my hard drive, moving it to SSD completely fixes it (could be because I was on the middle of a defrag too but eh)System:
Ryzen 7 5700X
Radeon RX6600
W11 23H2
Collapse 1.80.0-Pre release version@devrim6 Can you try this build? It's using async FileStream and bigger buffer being set (64 KB instead of 4 KB)
Canary Build with Async + Big Buffer
@neon-nyan This build did not do it either. I have tested background videos on other machines as well and it worked there, so it might just be something with my system, though not sure what. Here are the logs in case you need them.
log-2024-04-20-pre1.80.0-id0.logClosed as stale and cannot reproduced. Shall there is a new clue, please reopen the issue.
Thanks for supporting Collapse Launcher!
Affected Version
1.80.0-PRE
Bug Behavior
Selecting a video as the background makes said video appear choppy with it pausing at fixed intervals.
Expected Behavior
The video should play at the native fps with no hiccups.
Steps to reproduce
Just add any video.
Related Issues
No response
Screenshot(s)
2024-04-12.14-34-27-1_conv.mp4
Additional Information
DxDiag.txt
log-2024-04-12-prevUnknown-id1.log