Open Munzu opened 2 years ago
That sounds weird. Have you tried anything else setup?
For example, can you try openbox (just login into the openbox session and you can launch application by right click on the desktop)?
Also, when the stuttering happens, which application is playing video? Which application is being typed? Can you give any concrete example?
I've noticed the stuttering with YouTube videos and Twitch streams on Firefox, but also local videos with MPV.
Unfortunately, I don't have time to setup a new WM, sorry.
@Munzu You don’t need to set up anything, just install openbox, choose session type openbox from sddm(I assume you use sddm since you’re using kde). The default openbox config should allow you to right click desktop and launch application from the menu.
Thanks for the help. I tried it out in Openbox and the issue does not seem to happen there.
Edit: I've also just tried Wayland and the issue doesn't happen on Wayland either.
I doubt it's related to mozc though but some graphics related issue.
Can you try ctrl + alt + shift + u (which will gives you a unicode popup) and see if stuttering is happening?
Also, are you using kimpanel as UI?
And when you mention "with / without hardware acceleration", do you mean "playing video with hardware acceleration", or turn off kwin's compositing?
No stuttering with ctrl + alt + shift + u.
I don't think I'm using kimpanel since I don't know what it is. I have the following Arch packages installed and did the rest of the setup in the Plasma settings.
fcitx5
fcitx5-mozc
fcitx5-configtool
fcitx5-qt
fcitx5-gtk
With hardware acceleration I meant playing video with hardware acceleration. My GPU can basically only decode the h264 codec. Since YouTube videos use the VP9 codec by default, my GPU can't decode them. To force hardware acceleration, I have the Firefox plugin h264ify, which forces YouTube to use the h264 codec instead of the default VP9 codec. So I tested the stutter by enabling and disabling the h264ify plugin.
There isn't anything special in fcitx that may cause things like GPU. I suspect it could be the effect triggered by kwin or sth?
I suggest you try these things:
I've tried what you suggested. Neither helped.
Describe the bug The input is laggy during conversion, a little like what I described in #440 but not as bad. However, I have also noticed that when I input something in Japanese, any video that is currently playing starts to stutter while the conversion is taking place. Every character conversion, for example "ka" to "か", takes a split second to happen and, during that split second, videos freeze and resume after the conversion. This happens both with and without hardware acceleration.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I expect the video playback to not stutter when I type.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
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Additional context I'm using the
fcitx5
arch package, last updated 2022-02-04. However, I also tried thefcitx5-git
AUR package that builds from source and I had the same problem.