[mythtv-users] Basic requirements (hardware)
Isaac Richards
ijr at po.cwru.edu
Fri May 30 17:16:10 EDT 2003
On Friday 30 May 2003 04:01 pm, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> As I said, this appears to be true for Myth playback, which has much higher
> demands on systems than (say) xine. On my 1.7 GHz Cel, for example, Myth
> uses about 30% of CPU during playback, right in the 450-500 range. But xine
> uses <5% ... though I've only tried 320x240 TV caps, roughly 500 MB/hr,
> with xine on this system not Divx re-encodes of DVDs.
Just as another data point, on my main machine (xp 1800+), playback of
full-sized video in mythtv takes around 3-5% cpu for mpeg4 encodes, and just
slightly higher for the mpeg2 encodes from my pvr-250. Both of those are
with deinterlacing turned on. Playback of the mpeg2 encodes with other
programs (xine/mplayer), is similar.
Isaac
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