[mythtv-users] Playing ripped videos: out-of-sync audio at times

James Gutshall Jr warchildx at gmail.com
Wed Nov 21 19:53:41 UTC 2007


102% is only with salesmen, and linux.  not PC's in general (I think). ;-)

can you try to use the xv driver for video out instead of xvmc?
mplayers usage: -vo xv
I am unsure of xine's syntax

Also in order to use the xv driver, what driver is your xorg using?  nvidia
binary driver, etc.  essentially you are trying to make the player use the
gpu processor instead of offloading everything to cpu.
--James

On Nov 21, 2007 9:36 AM, lanas <lanas at securenet.net> wrote:

> On Tuesday, 20 Nov 2007 16:48:56 -0500,
> "James Gutshall Jr" <warchildx at gmail.com> wrote :
>
> > 1) I would verify cpu usage during playback. (remote ssh using top,
> > etc). See if cpu usage is high.
>
> For iso video files ripped by Myth, xine CPU use hovers around 65%.  For
> mpeg files it hits a steady 102%.  Only with computers (and salesmen)
> would you find something over the hundred percent I guess ;-)
>
> Since I've never ran benchmarks on that I don't know if these cpu
> usages are OK or not.
>
> Are the TV settings 'Standard, libmpeg, xvmc' important in this case ?
> It seems the images are flowing smoother with Standard or xvmc.
>
> > 2) see if xine has a video out you can specify. (options are in
> > database, or configured via mythweb, or via frontend - specific to
> > each frontend).
>
> I tried -V xmvc (in conjunction with the TV setting) but that did not
> seem to change much.
>
> Al
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