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The video wallpaper playback speeds up randomly and then goes back to normal speed after around 10 - 15 seconds. In particular, this seems to happen after you minimize/exit out of a maximized window, and it seems to be the most consistent with chromium and discord.
I'm using a RX 7800XT on cachyOS (an arch based distro), wayland session, and hardware decoding is working according to amdgpu_top. I'm pretty sure all required gstreamer packages are installed.
The video i'm using is webm encoded in vp9 and is around 130MB. Tried re-encoding it in both av1 and hevc using ffmpeg (somehow, reencoding it in av1 made it 4x bigger), but it doesn't seem to solve anything.
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Can't reproduce with Intel iGPU / Nvidia GPU. I suspect this may be an AMD specific issue, probably related to #8
Please download the file below and run kpackagetool6 -t Plasma/Wallpaper -u plasma-smart-video-wallpaper-reborn-v0.2.1.zip, reboot/re-login and try with a single video first then multiple while journalctl -f > journal.txt is running.
Let me know if the issue persists and attach the journal.txt file.
- Switched to MediaPlayer, hopefully more stable and slighlty less GPU/Video decoding usage
- Show a placeholder message if there are no videos to play
#18#17
The video wallpaper playback speeds up randomly and then goes back to normal speed after around 10 - 15 seconds. In particular, this seems to happen after you minimize/exit out of a maximized window, and it seems to be the most consistent with chromium and discord.
I'm using a RX 7800XT on cachyOS (an arch based distro), wayland session, and hardware decoding is working according to amdgpu_top. I'm pretty sure all required gstreamer packages are installed.
The video i'm using is webm encoded in vp9 and is around 130MB. Tried re-encoding it in both av1 and hevc using ffmpeg (somehow, reencoding it in av1 made it 4x bigger), but it doesn't seem to solve anything.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: