Closed bingzhangdai closed 3 years ago
I also encountered this issue recently in edge chromium 87, but I think this should be an upstream issue in chromium or the hevc plugin from microsoft since this happens in Jellyfin direct play and my nextcloud video player.
Both are using the native video player from browser, we didn’t change anything. I think you should report this issue to edge developers. The hevc plugin allows edge to use D3D11VA decoder in their ffmpeg library. You can see that in edge://media-internals
BTW this problem didn’t happen on my Intel laptop.
I have filed a ticket to Edge community. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/discussions/hevc-main-10-video-playback-is-heavily-stuttering/m-p/1959752
Great! I will follow the issue there. Since it is not the problem of Jellyfin, I will close the issue. Thanks for your help.
Seems that the latest HEVC Video Extensions from Device Manufacturer
is broken on AMD and NVIDIA.
I have just purchased HEVC Video Extensions
and the stutter is gone.
I also purchased the extension. After installing, I experienced a very strange thing, that Jellyfin start transcoding for HEVC.
Uninstalling the extension does not turn Edge into direct play. It is very strange. Cloud you @nyanmisaka verify that your Edge is directly playing the video normally?
Can you restart edge to load the new codec?
Sadly, restarting Edge does not help. I will try to find another PC to recurrent the issue. Maybe it only happens on my laptop. :(
I recall that I also restarted the system due to some updates.
Unfortunately, the issue is back now on edge 87.0.664.66 :/
Same here. I upgraded to the latest stable version 88.0.705.53. The video is now directly playing but becomes shuttering again :(
Nowadays, Microsoft software quality goes down rapidly :(
Seems that Edge team have found the issue. The lastest HEVC plugin is incompatible with Edge. You can remove the existing plugin and downgrade it to 1.0.31823 for the time being. https://www.free-codecs.com/hevc_video_extension_download.htm
I got this issue with the latest edge and jellyfin recently. But I disabled hardware acceleration in edge then everything goes right now.
@kuacci disabling the hardware acceleration will cause server side to transcode. I do not disable this option because I fear this will disable other types of video trancoding. For Hevc videos, I use Firefox instead.
Then we have to wait chromium or edge to improve this.
Thanks for your sharing, I will test Firefox tonight.
-k
Actually, Firefox does not support HEVC transcoding. Server is responsible for transcoding, hence there is no problem. I use Firefox only because I do not want to change edge default settings.😂
Can you provide version HEVC Video Extension 1.0.31823 for download? thanks
Remove the .zip suffix before installing it. Microsoft.HEVCVideoExtension_1.0.31823.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.Appx.zip
Remove the .zip suffix before installing it. Microsoft.HEVCVideoExtension_1.0.31823.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.Appx.zip
thanks.
Remove the .zip suffix before installing it. Microsoft.HEVCVideoExtension_1.0.31823.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.Appx.zip
Nice, problem solved with HEVC Video Extensions from Device Manufacturer @1.0.31823
the problem remains in version 90.0.818.62. please re-open this issue.
Seems that Edge team have found the issue. The lastest HEVC plugin is incompatible with Edge. You can remove the existing plugin and downgrade it to 1.0.31823 for the time being. https://www.free-codecs.com/hevc_video_extension_download.htm
This is NOT a jellyfin issue. Please follow the solution above to downgrade your HEVC plugin.
Still facing this issue after 4 years lmao
Still facing this exact issue in Chrome
Describe The Bug
edge chromium (Version 87.0.664.55 (Official build) (64-bit)) can direct play HEVC-10bit video and Jellyfin does not transcode the video. However the screen is always shaking. I tried many videos and the result is the same.
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Additional Context I can remember, several months ago, the media can play very well. I am not sure whether it is the regression of Jellyfin or Edge. There is no error in logs.