Corrupted Video on Quest 3

[infidelus]

Configuration

Wolvic version: 1.7
Wolvic build ID: unknown

Hardware: Meta Quest 3

Steps to Reproduce

1. Play video
2. Video corrupted
3. Stop video and play it on a different browser

Video of issue: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a8d8700d-105f-4c3a-801a-e5723e1ce56c

Current Behavior

I use Plex to play a lot of my media. When trying to play some MakeMKV Blu-ray rips (notably Doctor Who in this instance) on Wolvic the bottom part of the screen is corrupted (see video clip) which makes it quite unwatchable. The same video can be played via Plex with Firefox on my Linux Mint PC and with Meta's own Chromium browser.

Expected Behavior

Ability to play the video without corruption

Possible Solution

Context

The only real effect is that I have to use a different browser for some of my media. Not a showstopper, just annoying having to jump between them and I prefer Firefox to Chromium.

Error Logs and Stack Traces

[svillar]

Which OS version do you have? We have seen issues related to media playback on some Meta OS versions. The same Wolvic package didn't have any issue.

[infidelus]

I'm currently on v69 but it was happening on v68 too, and possibly earlier though I can't remember when I first tried.

I don't know if it matters but I did try playing a few different HD videos (the problem doesn't seem to happen on SD from brief testing) and the only thing I noticed (and this wasn't an exhaustive check) was that, using Mediainfo, the videos that seem to have the problem are all 25 FPS whereas ones that seem OK are 23.976 FPS.

The above could just be coincidence and I don't have an awful lot of Blu-rays to test with, so take it with a pinch of salt.

[svillar]

I'm currently on v69 but it was happening on v68 too, and possibly earlier though I can't remember when I first tried.

I don't know if it matters but I did try playing a few different HD videos (the problem doesn't seem to happen on SD from brief testing) and the only thing I noticed (and this wasn't an exhaustive check) was that, using Mediainfo, the videos that seem to have the problem are all 25 FPS whereas ones that seem OK are 23.976 FPS.

The above could just be coincidence and I don't have an awful lot of Blu-rays to test with, so take it with a pinch of salt.

That's very good info, any particular codec?

[infidelus]

I'm attaching two screenshots from Mediainfo. The first is the one that shows a corrupted image, which is the episode I screenshotted in the original post:

This one plays correctly: