@Thread

Well, now that we have fullscreen enabled for YouTube video, YouTube doesn't work anymore with Odyssey (no matter what you spoof with).

Too bad.

And even if you acces a video directly with its link you won't be able to switch to fullscreen and enjoy acceleration.

Edited : ah, you can switch to fullscreen if you access a video directly. You just have to right click on the vido and select "switch to fullscreen".

@Thread

Could someone check YouTube with Odyssey (to be sure I am not the only one with the proble)? It seems the page cannot be displayed anymore (doesn't work either with Odyssey 1.26 on MorphOS).

Google must have changed something.

When trying to play a video directly from Google, YouTube video is played but there is no possibility to switch to fullscreen.

@Kas1e

Not sometimes. It took me some time to understand why Emotion was crashing on a regular basis and sometimes not (white's message put me on the right way to the problem since he has the same behaviour).

It is crashing if I have been using Odyssey's media player just before using Emotion.

It can be reproduced each time.

After having played a YouTube video with Odyssey

I can confirm this weird behaviour with Emotion after having played a video with Odyssey : sometimes Emotion crashes when trying to play the video and sometimes after having played it.

Along with the GrimReaper, I got an Emotion window with this :



And the associated crashlog : https://amiga-ng.org/resources/CrashLo ... d_2020-06-05_04-15-33.txt

@walkero

"Latest Beta Updates..."

No crash on my non beta systems.

@LiveForIt

I will try this ! Thanks.

@Hans

I tried every settings I could in OBS to get rid of these noises (I even followed tutorials on the web) but the problem don't come from it since I hear these noises on different computers with different softwares.

I think something is badly shielded in the X1000 that causes theses sounds.

@Broadblues

Even if I don't use video capture, the problem remains. If I just want to record audio, the problem still persists if I move windows.

Of course I can launch AmigaAmp and record music but I must not move windows. As I said it seems I can "hear" memory transfers (as on the video).

@Spectre660

The real question is not what this can do (since we've known it from about 6 months that "it is coming") but when it will be released.

You've been playing with it from the beginning but we, simple users who will pay for the software, are left over.

For me, with no released date, it's useless speaking of it, sorry.

And since I don't think it will appear before the A1222 is released officially for everyone (in 6 months or more), it's even useless to tease us with cryptic messages.

Emotion used to have a blog ( http://entwickler-x.de/emotion-wip ) on which we can follow the development.

Here, we have nothing except "cryptic messages" of something we all know about and some videos posted on social networks on which we have to guess what is happening.

SII3112 won't work reliably in the XE, you'd better use SII3114, much more stable.

@Hans

As I said, even if I only want to record audio, without using the video capture I can hear this parasite noises.

I tried on both a Mac Pro and an PC under Linux, parasite noises do come from the X1000 but I don't hear them usually even when using headphones.

It's only when I want to record audio from any of the output ports (wether it is from rear or front output) that I can hear this noises when something is moving on the screen.

I tried to modify some settings in OBS but I get distorded sound since I try to get rid of these noises pushing correcting options at their max.

@Rigo

As I said, I tried this :

*Plug the jack cable directly into the PC instead of the video capture

and

*Unplug the HDMI cable from the video capture

@ddi : correctly. I live in a building.

Hello,

I've just received my video capture but for the moment I can't capture anything since I have a some parasite noises when using video intensively (moving windows, watching video, 3D, etc...).

On this video : https://youtu.be/8kCFhS3P0AE (pump up the sound) you can even hear the hand of the clock moving on the WB.

I tried many things :

*Turn off the display
*Unplug the HDMI cable from the R7 250
*Unplug the HDMI cable from the video capture
*Plug the jack cable directly into the PC instead of the video capture
*Change sound card, migrating from the internal HD adio to a *PCI EMU10k card
*Tried to record the sound on another computer
*Tried to plug the jack in my speakers and then use the headphone out to plus another jack to the video capture (or to the PC).

This parasite noise won't disapear. What is weird is that I don't hear it usually, the sound is crystal clear, it's only when I want to record it that I can hear this.

If someone could point me to a solution (change video card?).

@BSzili

Tested the SDL2 version and no problem so far, all my games work flawlessly.

@kas1e

Cursor must hide only when over the video.

For me it is the right behaviour

@BSzili

Thanks.

It doesn't start at all, neither from CLI or WB. Nothing happens.

@BSzili

Thanks a lot!

@kas1e

Unhide it when mouse moves since if you touch the mouse, it will anyway move (who manages to click without moving the mouse?).

@kas1e

Excellent idea! I vote for