[mythtv-users] PVR-350 output support being dropped!

[Daniel A Segel]

The problem I'm seeing happens on both prerecorded shows and Live TV. 
Also, it's not quite like dropped frames - the image is jerky, but 
consistently so. It *never* has periods of smooth motion. Maybe it's 
dropping every other or every third frame. As I said, it's hard to describe.

With xine playing DVD images I needed to do an 'ivtvctl 
--set-yuv-mode=mode=1' to get it to play smoothly, but the problem I was 
having there isn't the same as what I'm seeing with MythTV.

Daniel

zoiks2004-ivtv at yahoo.com wrote:
> Look anything like this?
>
> http://ivtvdriver.org/trac/ticket/55
>
>
> --- "Daniel A. Segel" <mythtv at archer-segel.com> wrote:
>
>   
>> I tried it again tonight with xv and it's still not
>> really usable. The
>> image isn't jumpy, it's more like it's in slow
>> motion, except it's not.
>> It's hard to explain, but the problem is with motion
>> - for example
>> somebody walking across the screen or waving their
>> hands around. I tried
>> it with Live TV at both 720x480 and 640x480 with the
>> same results.
>>
>> I *would* like to get it working better with xv
>> because then I could use
>> some of the other Myth features like time-stretch.
>>
>> Daniel
>>
>> John Harvey wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> It should just work but there is at least one
>>>       
>> resolution setting for me that
>>     
>>> causes things to go wrong and the image to be
>>>       
>> jumpy. I have one video that
>>     
>>> causes this and it may just be that myth is
>>>       
>> requesting a resolution that
>>     
>>> provokes that problem.
>>> I intend to fix this but I'm stuck rebuilding and
>>>       
>> decorating the lounge at
>>     
>>> the moment so that's has to come first.
>>>
>>> JOhn 
>>>       
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