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R. G. Newbury wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Daniel Kristjansson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Sat, 2006-03-18 at 13:38 -0500, R. G. Newbury wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I've just noticed that this xorg.conf file does NOT have a line:
Option "XcmvUsesTextures" "True/False"
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<pre wrap="">This is an nVidia only option.
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<pre wrap="">I also notice that Dan Seddon just posted a comment that this option
should be set to "TRUE" (for Nvidia chipsets at least: see "XvMC with
Nvidia 7676 no change in CPU usage?") while the mythv wiki page dealing
with Xvmc says to set it to "FALSE"
So anyone want to wage into the battle, urging a setting of 'whatever'?
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<pre wrap="">If you want chromakeying to work, it needs to be set to false.
Chromakeying allows you to use the ChromaKeyOSD and is AFAIK
required to have playback picture adjustments work. But XvMC
on nVidia hardware is problematic and whatever you can do to
make it work for you is the right thing to do.
-- Daniel
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I will add a datapoint here.
Using Via SP13000, FC4, xorg 6.9.903 from kelkoo.net and openchrome
driver, the playback picture adjustments work whether or not the setting
is TRUE or FALSE. I had been using FALSE, but just tried TRUE with
already recorded shows.
The On Screen Display which contains the description and slider bar etc
for the controls is black/white ... grey, not in color, but it works.
Geoff
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If you take a look at the OpenChrome source (it's not very large) you
will see that there is nothing looking for this option - it just does
not exist for Via playback. That is why either setting works. BTW -
the spelling is incorrect it is Xvmc no Xcmv (X Video Motion
Compensation)<br>
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Regards,<br>
Warren<br>
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