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<pre wrap="">On Nov 15, 2009, at 1:41 PM, Yeechang Lee wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Since upgrading to trunk almost a month ago I've been dealing with an
irritating peculiarity.
I run xscreensaver on my frontend. With 0.21 (and every version from
0.18 on, actually), xscreensaver would activate after the set period
of time when I paused the internal player, and it would properly
deactivate and the video would return to the screen when I pushed a
keybaord or remote button. This also worked with Jean-Yves' VDPAU
backport to 0.21.
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I can only confirm I've seen the same thing. No suggested work around yet. At first I thought it was a particular screen saver module but I've seen various problems with all modules. Some screen savers will corrupt the image. Others will not restore the screen on exit.
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Did you happen to upgrade your NVIDIA drivers? Are you running DVI to
HDMI? I am and I experience the same thing after power cycling my TV
(screensaver disabled). I had to add an HDMI switch with my blu-ray
player I have to switch back and forth and then video returns. Its got
something to do with the video card pair to the TV because I certainly
don't have this issue with the blu-ray player. I was thinking of
trying a video card with real HDMI outputs on it to see if that makes a
difference.<br>
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Norm<br>
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