<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote"></span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"><br>Also, searching various nVidia-related boards didn't yield any
<br>definitive answers to my problem, but it did mention a few people<br>having problems with XvMC with various incarnations of nVidia's<br>drivers. Also, nothing about my specific card (6200). So, if anyone<br>has a similar setup to mine, and you have XvMC working, could you
<br>please tell me which version of nVidia's drivers you're using? Thanks!<br><br></blockquote></div>I'm using a 6200 and an Athlon XP 2500+ on Debian, so it's XFree86, rather than <a href="http://X.org">X.org</a>. Nvidia driver version 7174.
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My TV (Panasonic PT-47X54) does 540P and 1080i. It will accept
480i/p, and convert it to 540p. It won't do 720p at all.<br>
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I can get a 1080i screen using component out, but playing video locks
it up hard. I'm using 540p over the DVI output, and the 2500+
just keeps up. Skipping forward or backward on 1080i material
causes it to stutter briefly, until it settles down. 720p is
slightly better, and 480i is no problem at all. Everything is
converted to 540P. It works well enough that I'm waiting before
upgrading.<br>
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I did need to recompile MythTV to get XvMC to work.<br>
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The new nVidia 6150 chipset with integrated graphics looks like a
possible upgrade. It appears to be designed for HDTV, unlike the
GPUs where the primary aim is 3D gaming performance. I like my
6200, but get the feeling that HDTV is an afterthought. At any
rate, I'll upgrade when I see a good 1080i solution at a budget price.<br>
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