Open dolceAlka opened 3 weeks ago
Can confirm that when a video is playing, my content is 21fps, it becomes unreasonably slow. Not sure if it actually renders at the video fps, but it really is slow so I wouldn't be surprised.
AFAICT this also causes CEF to freeze / hangs the whole app when you start playback (until the request resolves & the decoded stream is received from MPV). This also causes issues on Windows because of the "Not Responding" label that appears. It would be far more user friendly if this was performed on another thread.
I have the same issue. For some reason it seams to fix itself when I press the Cast button during playback and select My Device, i.e. I start casting to the same device. No idea why.
i'm unable to replicate that on my side, can you try it on another system or device?
i'm unable to replicate that on my side, can you try it on another system or device?
Nevermind, can't replicate it myself now, it is always running at low fps now. I have no idea what changed.
Issue observed across both flatpak linux version and windows version, 11.1 on both and applies to many older versions as well. The entire JMP window is rendered at the framerate of the video while playing, which leads to UI elements such as subtitle selection being very sluggish if the framerate of the video is low like 24fps. The issue does not occur on the web client and may be a quirk with qtwebengine which is what I think is being used for JMP, (not observed in chromium browsers or firefox)
Expected: UI elements render at display framerate while video plays at its own To Replicate: play a video of a low-ish fps 24 or below and click on subtitle menu or audio menu while playing