[mythtv-users] Latest SVN pegs my CPU for 720p and 1080i

[Blair Preston]

I just get a little audio stuttering on my 3.2 prescott, but skipping forward
and back seems to fix it.  Latest alsa-1.0.9b stuff.  Seems like some kinda
buffer issue but I haven't found a way to fix it yet.

The only other wierdness I see is when both pcHDTV HD-3000's are recording at
the same time and I'm watching something, after about 20 minutes of recording,
my CPU pegs at 80% or so, even when I shutdown viewing, it won't clear.  Th
cx88atsc driver reports a buffer overflow at the same time the CPU pegging
starts.  This doesn't happen if I'm watching through a remote frontend, only
if I'm watching on the master doing the recording.

Donavan Stanley (geckofiend at gmail.com) wrote:
>
> On 8/7/05, David Asher <david.asher at caviumnetworks.com> wrote:
> > I just switched over from 0.18.1 atrpms mythtv to building from the
> > latest svn (changeset 6995, I was hoping to play with the new internal
> > dvd player).
> >
> > Mythfrontend now pegs my CPU when playing 720p recordings and I get
> > frame drops on 1080i recordings.
> >
> > I've got a 3Ghz Prescott, and under 0.18.1 720p was ~65% CPU, 1080i ~90%
> > CPU -- no frame drops.
> >
> > Is anyone else seeing this?  I haven't changed anything else X
> > configuration-wise.
>
> I'm using latest SVN with a 2.5ghz Celeron outputing to a 720p display
> and have no issues with HD content playback.
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