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- Intel Skylake i5
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- Intel HD 520
I had a wake-up problem in my Dell Inspiron 15 7569 (Core i5-6200U, Intel HD Graphics 520), I've fixed the graphic acceleration thanks for this forum, and now my dell laptop can run at full speed (include hardware decoding, battery, audio, backlight, touchpad...).
The only problem is that the video always stuck at 00:00 after wake-up (the wake-up function on my hackintosh is pretty good except this video problem).
I've tried many browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.), many websites (YouTube, Hulu, Netflix..) and many applications (desktop app, include QuickTime), even the FaceTime, I also use "flash player enabler" to force websites to use flash-player instead of HTML 5 for video streaming, but all of them stuck at 00:00 (FaceTime blocked at the startup), the only solution is to reboot. If this problem happens, I need to force those applications to quit for rebooting the laptop because they cannot exit properly when the problem happens.
I'm now suspecting the hardware decoding because today I've accidentally found that YouTube can play 144p and 240p but not the higher resolution videos (like 360p, 480p, 720, 1080p) after wake-up. I think the two lowest resolution videos 144p and 240p were programmed to use CPU for decoding but the higher resolution videos are forced to use GPU decoding (or hardware decoding). I think the potential reason for this problem is that the GPU decoder was not reset after sleep/wake-up.
I try to fix the problem by resetting the hardware decoder but I'm not found any related services in Mac Sierra 10.12.6.
Hope you can help me if you know how to reset hardware decoder within Mac OS Sierra.
Thanks a lot.
The only problem is that the video always stuck at 00:00 after wake-up (the wake-up function on my hackintosh is pretty good except this video problem).
I've tried many browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.), many websites (YouTube, Hulu, Netflix..) and many applications (desktop app, include QuickTime), even the FaceTime, I also use "flash player enabler" to force websites to use flash-player instead of HTML 5 for video streaming, but all of them stuck at 00:00 (FaceTime blocked at the startup), the only solution is to reboot. If this problem happens, I need to force those applications to quit for rebooting the laptop because they cannot exit properly when the problem happens.
I'm now suspecting the hardware decoding because today I've accidentally found that YouTube can play 144p and 240p but not the higher resolution videos (like 360p, 480p, 720, 1080p) after wake-up. I think the two lowest resolution videos 144p and 240p were programmed to use CPU for decoding but the higher resolution videos are forced to use GPU decoding (or hardware decoding). I think the potential reason for this problem is that the GPU decoder was not reset after sleep/wake-up.
I try to fix the problem by resetting the hardware decoder but I'm not found any related services in Mac Sierra 10.12.6.
Hope you can help me if you know how to reset hardware decoder within Mac OS Sierra.
Thanks a lot.
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