[mythtv-users] HD plays fine, SD jerky video and sound?

[Mark Hutchinson]

This did not fix it.  I set only 1 option as you mentioned with  
opengl.  Still choppy SD, but fine HD.
Here is the thing.  If i take that content that is recorded, and play  
it with mplayer or Xine, it is perfect.  It seems to be the internal  
player somehow.  If I select Internal for the player, it is the same  
as standard TV playing.  Also, if when watching live TV, I rewind it  
just a little bit, it gets better.  What could that indicate?

Could it be a bug?  Related to the one below?

http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/314716#314716


On 7-Feb-08, at 2:53 PM, Michael T. Dean wrote:

> On 02/07/2008 03:01 PM, Mark Hutchinson wrote:
>> Should I be editing the:
>> if rez > 0 0 -> XvMC line then?  SD is 480 correct?
>> What Decoder and Video renderer would be best for the Nvidia 8600?
>> What about Deinterlacer?
>
> You have two options.  The first option is to create a completely new
> playback profile group and leave the existing "example" profile groups
> for future reference.  The second is to edit the existing profile  
> groups.
>
> The playback profiles are edited by going to Utilities/Setup|Setup|TV
> Settings|Playback then selecting Next until Playback Profiles (3/9).
>
> Assuming you want to create a new playback profile group, simply  
> select
> Add New next to the "Current Video Playback Profile" combobox.  Then,
> type a name for it (i.e. "OpenGL Only"), then edit the first profile
> ("if rez > 0 0 -> ffmpeg & XVideo") and change the Video Renderer to
> OpenGL and the OSD Renderer to opengl2.  Leave the Match Criteria  
> (at >
> 0 0) and Decoder (at Standard), and choose the OSD Fade,
> Primary/Fallback Deinterlacer, and Custom Filters you desire.  Then,  
> you
> can (I would because I'm obsessive) delete the second profile ("if  
> rez >
> 0 0 -> ffmpeg & quartz") since quartz is a MacOS X thing.
>
> Assuming you want to edit the CPU+ (or another existing) profile  
> group,
> use "Delete" next to the profile (the "if rez ... -> <decoder> &
> <renderer>" lines) to delete all but one profile.  Make sure the
> priority (the spinbox with a number in it) is set to 1, then edit the
> profile to contain the following:
>
> Match Criteria: > 0 0 (no additional Match Criteria)
> Decoder: Standard
> Video Renderer: OpenGL
> OSD Renderer: opengl2
>
> then choose OSD Fade, Primary/Fallback Deinterlacer, and Custom  
> Filters
> as you desire.
>
> HTH,
> Mike
>
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