https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397532
--- Comment #7 from Mauro Carvalho Chehab <mchehab+sams...@kernel.org> ---
(In reply to Wabi from comment #1)
> Move the mouse helps. It's repeated about 1 minute.
That is probably making the scheduler to wake Kaffeine process earlier, in
order to handle mouse events. I would expect this kind of behaviour if some
other process is running in background, making CPU busy.
(In reply to Wabi from comment #2)
> German channels haven't this problem but polish only have.
Perhaps that polish channel is using a higher resolution or require a different
kind of video acceleration. I would expect this kind of behavior if, for such
channel, instead of using the GPU for doing a video decoding, it is doing it in
software.
Btw, there was a reported bug that Kaffeine eats too much CPU when doing video
de-interlacing. Perhaps, for this polish channel, it is doing software
de-interlacing, with can be very CPU intensitive specially on high-res
channels. On Kaffeine 2.0.15, the default changed to "Disabled", as most
channels nowadays don't need de-interlacing. Yet, Kaffeine stores your
preference. So, I suggest you to double-check if de-interlacing is disabled on
your setup.
This is at this menu:
Playback -> Video -> Deinterlace
The first option there is "Disabled". If you change via this menu, the setting
will be persistent.
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