The weekend suddenly turned from relaxing to a lot of work. The glamorous life of a freelancer... But now I got a chance to do it, and Khaleesi (our current mastiff) is rather annoyed and bored because I went through the same part of the same MKV over and over again... First of all, I shut down all VM's. That did not change anything. I also connected the HDMI directly to the Yamaha receiver, without the DR. HDMI 2, and I used a Samsung TV set instead of the projector (without the tv on I could not lock the refresh rate to 24 fps, which the MKV file was).
The first two attempts had dropouts on 54 seconds (stopped that one there) and 1:23 and 11:20 (stopped after that second dropout).
The third CSV has a dropout at 2.47, where I stopped it. The difference is that I did that one in windowed mode, not full screen.
The two last were non-bitstreaming in stereo and then 7.1 (which my Yamaha interpreted as 7.2.4, for some reason). No dropouts, but also not sounding as good as the Yamaha decoding the bitstream. I would probably have been annoyed if it did, because then I could have just bought a few cheap amps instead of one costing around $3000 in Norway when I bought it.
I have attached the frame logs, marked with where the dropouts were.
And the main log, with the name of the file removed. I don't believe my external IP is shown anywhere there, right? Please let me know if I'm telling any big secrets in the file... The internal IP isn't really that interesting. The calls from 192.168.1.200 every few seconds is Girder on my automation VM (I did this with the VM's up and running again) checking what's playing to post that on my internal automation web page, but that's been running for almost a decade now. I stopped this playback right after a dropout too.