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[Bug] 6-second OSD timeline steps and high control latency during HLS playback on CoreELEC (Linux/Amlogic) #2139
Issue description:
During HLS playback on CoreELEC platforms, the OSD timeline does not advance smoothly second by second. Instead, it ticks in strict 6-second increments. Furthermore, player responsiveness is heavily delayed – pressing pause, triggering OSD, or trying to seek takes exactly ~6 seconds to react to user input.
It behaves as if the demuxer loop is blocked by the HLS segment duration and waits for the entire 6s chunk to finish processing before responding.
Platform comparison (Important):
On Kodi 21 (Windows/Android), the exact same HLS stream works perfectly fine (smooth timeline, instant pause/seek response).
On CoreELEC, the issue is present in CoreELEC 21 and behaves exactly the same in CoreELEC 22 RC1.
CoreELEC developers directed me here, as they believe the underlying HLS blocking mechanism is shared with inputstream core logic.
From the log, the 6s chunk delta is clearly visible after opening the OSD timeline:
"Media sequence change reflected in first_timestamp: 59327826444 -> 59333826444" (exact 6-second delta).
Any insight into why this demuxer blocking mechanism occurs specifically on this platform would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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