Goom visualization is unusable at 'Normal' size and higher
Bug #41707 reported by
Vytas
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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GStreamer |
Fix Released
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Medium
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gst-plugins-good0.10 (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Low
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Ubuntu Desktop Bugs |
Bug Description
Goom visualization works as expected as 'Small' size. But if I increase it to 'Normal', 'Large' or 'Extra Large', totem sucks up 1 CPU to 100% (I use P4 HT), and the sound output becomes choppy or no output at all. Visualization is invisible too.
However, sometimes it is possible to restore it to working normally by dragging the possition slider, pausing/unpausing etc. Then CPU usage drops back to ~10% on 'Normal' size, ~25% on Large size (average from both virtual processors). So CPU it is capable of doing those Gooms at realtime, the problems lie somewhere else.
Im not sure, but IIRC it is a regression from Flight5-6 where it worked fine.
I attach the part of GST_DEBUG=3 totem output.
Changed in gstreamer: | |
importance: | Unknown → Medium |
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No special information here though, just warnings like
WARN (0x8504118 - 0:00:06.240627000) mad( 9806) gstmad. c(1411) :gst_mad_ chain: mad_header_decode had an error: input buffer too small (or EOF)