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  1. Thank you so much rix81 and amazingfate, I also had this issue and fixed it by compiling ffmpeg using the guide linked above! I'm also new at this, but i installed it using checkinstall to prevent apt overwriting it, and that seems to be working for me!
  2. Hi everyone, I've got an orange pi 5 plus running Kodi that is almost working perfectly, I followed the instructions in this thread and am using the vop.dts overlay @royk posted earlier in this thread, but when fast-fowarding through some videos the screen will completely freeze. it seems to need a hard reboot to change it's display output again--I can't figure out anything (including quitting Kodi entirely) that changes the display output until I reboot. Accessing the system through SSH still works fine though, I don't see any processes with high CPU usage, and even ssh with x forwarding still works fine. I didn't have subtitles on but this sounds very similar to the issue @XXXBold was describing above. The only logs I know how to find are Kodi's logs, but that log didn't update between it working and not working. It only freezes when I fast-forward at 4x or faster, but freezes almost every time I try to fast-forward that fast. As far as I can tell, it only freezes when fast-forwarding through a video encoded with HEVC, but is totally fine fast-forwarding through an AV1 encoded video. Does anyone have advice on what logs to look for to try to fix an issue like this? I don't even know where to start on this one. Thanks so much!

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