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<p><tt>-----Phil Wild wrote: -----<br>
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<tt>>I have an Asus M3N78-EM motherboard running OpenSuse 11.0.<br>
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</tt><tt>>I had to update alsa from 1.0.17 to 1.0.18 in order to get sound via<br>
</tt><tt>>HDMI to work.<br>
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</tt><tt>>I also had to update to the latest Nvidia driver.<br>
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</tt><tt>>This is off topic but thought I would ask seeing as we have the same<br>
</tt><tt>>motherboard. Last night I downloaded the projectm visualisations to<br>
</tt><tt>>get them working with mythmusic.<br>
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</tt><tt>>The performance of the visualisations was very poor. I would have<br>
</tt><tt>>expected the onboard graphics to perform a little better than they<br>
</tt><tt>>did (like perhaps 2 frames per second).<br>
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</tt><tt>>Just wondering if you have tried this with same result?<br>
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</tt><tt>>Phil<br>
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<tt>I have not used mythmusic on this PC as it is one that I only use for testing DVB-S2 reception and VDPAU.<br>
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<tt>I do however use random screensavers, including opengl ones on this PC and they work without any problems.</tt><br>
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<tt>How much RAM have you allocated for the onboard graphics? I had to update to the latest BIOS in order to be able to set it to 512 MB. But I am pretty sure that the screensaver worked well also with the default setting in BIOS which was 128 MB I think.</tt></body></html>