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Can't play back Lord of the Rings with XBMC

post #1 of 11
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I have the Holy Trilogy ripped from the new extended blu rays.
XBMC will start playing and just freezes about 5 seconds in... all three movies.

I have these ripped as mkv files using the MakeMKV.

I have several other movies ripped exactly the same way and XBMC plays them fine.

Also the LOTR files play perfectly with Media Player Classic Home Cinema including the lossless audio so the files are fine.

I am running the XBMC 11.0 with Aeon MQ3 2.0.1

Any ideas?
post #2 of 11
Other blu-rays play fine with your setup? Is this a new version of MakeMKV? I have had MakeMKV screw up a couple of rips..
post #3 of 11
Thread Starter 
Well, as I mentioned, everything else plays fine.

They were originally ripped a version or 2 ago. But I just updated to the newest and re-ripped the 1st disc and same problem.
Plus like I said they all work with MPC-HC.

Actually....If I recall these worked fine at one point. I think the problems may have started when I updated to XBMC 11....
post #4 of 11
I have issues with LOTR and XBMC as well. everything else played fine but all three LOTRs had stutter every 10-15 seconds. Happened on eden with HD audio patch. Ended up watching them in MPC, by the time I get the urge to watch them again we'll be on XBMC 27 so they'll probably fix it by then.
post #5 of 11
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Thrillho View Post

I have issues with LOTR and XBMC as well. everything else played fine but all three LOTRs had stutter every 10-15 seconds. Happened on eden with HD audio patch. Ended up watching them in MPC, by the time I get the urge to watch them again we'll be on XBMC 27 so they'll probably fix it by then.

That is what it is I bet you... I recently upgraded with the audio patch. I know these worked before!
All of my BD's are ripped with MakeMKV... very odd that these movies alone would cause this problem! WTF!
post #6 of 11
Did you try Ned Scott's suggestion over at the thread you started on xbmc forums - the build you are using isn't an official build and he suggested using either the 'official' 11.0 build or one of the nightly builds. So much has changed even since 11.0 release that it may prove a solution.
post #7 of 11
Thread Starter 
Didn't realize there was a reply to my last post... for some reason I didn't get an email notification about it. Busy day today... I'll give that a shot later.
post #8 of 11
Thread Starter 
Just tried it real quick... now ALL videos playback like the Lord of the Rings :-(
post #9 of 11
Have a look in settings and make sure you don't have 'use a fullscreen window rather than true fullscreen' checked.

Are you trying to play with DXVA, if so try turning off - I notice you are running with an i7 (xbmc don't play well with intel and dxva - anyway shouldn't be needed i7 is more than powerful enough to play most/all files without dxva)

Whoops I see from your debug log at xbmc that you have installed an ATI 5700 series card - therefore disregard the comment about the i7 and dxva
Edited by steelman1991 - 6/17/12 at 1:23pm
post #10 of 11
Thread Starter 
Ok... looking good here.
My settings seem to have got all screwed up or I just didn't make the proper changes when I originally upgraded.
I did have to change the full screen setting you mentioned but that alone did not do the trick.

For the most part I use Greeneyez guidelines for setting up.
I double checked all that and most of my system settings/audio output options were wrong.
Adjustments made and everything is playing perfectly and with HD audio.

Thanks for the help!!!
post #11 of 11
Glad to hear it smile.gif
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