Windows 10 64 bit fully updated. 32 or 64 bit VLC. rtsp stream displays correctly for about 3 seconds, then garbage, then correctly for 3 secs, then garbage, etc. Audio is fine. VLC 2.6.6 plays same stream fine. Tried both 32 and 64 bit April 16 nightly build with same result. Also 3.0.1 with same result. Rtsp stream produced by an FBE200 device. Tested both PC HDMI input to FBE200 and Roku HDMI input to FBE200. FBE200 and VLC on local LAN. FBE200 output is H264 1280x720.
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I'm only describing what I observed. I copied libavcodec_plugin.dll from 2.2.6 into 3.0.2 and the rtsp stream displayed properly on the display. This certainly may break other things.
Some more info. The issue is occurring on a pretty old PC with a Core 2 Duo E8400 processor and a Q45/43 Express Chipset driver. In VLC 3.0.1, setting "hardware accelerated decoding" to disable makes the issue go away.
On my Toshiba laptop with a core i7-5500U processor and Intel HD Graphics 5500 driver, using VLC 3.0.1, the issue does not occur with "hardware accelerated decoding" set to automatic.
Some more info. The issue is occurring on a pretty old PC with a Core 2 Duo E8400 processor and a Q45/43 Express Chipset driver. In VLC 3.0.1, setting "hardware accelerated decoding" to disable makes the issue go away.
On my Toshiba laptop with a core i7-5500U processor and Intel HD Graphics 5500 driver, using VLC 3.0.1, the issue does not occur with "hardware accelerated decoding" set to automatic.
Just repeated the testing with the 3.0.2 lastest build and the results are the same as 3.0.1. "hardware accelerated decoding" set to automatic causes the issue. With it set to disable, the display is correct.
Jean-Baptiste Kempfchanged title from rtsp regression with 3.0.0, 3.0.1 and 3.0.2 April 16 nightly build to rtsp regression with 3.0.x, using hw decoding
changed title from rtsp regression with 3.0.0, 3.0.1 and 3.0.2 April 16 nightly build to rtsp regression with 3.0.x, using hw decoding
Some more info. The issue is occurring on a pretty old PC with a Core 2 Duo E8400 processor and a Q45/43 Express Chipset driver. In VLC 3.0.1, setting "hardware accelerated decoding" to disable makes the issue go away.