[mythtv-users] Higer load in .20

[Derek Meek]

list at onnow.net wrote:

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>>>Quoting Derek Meek <thekazan at gmail.com>:
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>>>>list at onnow.net wrote:
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>>>>>Quoting Erwan Arzur <earzur at gmail.com>:
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>>>>>>>And then I killed mythfontend and restarted it ( no longer watching
>>>>>>>live TV now )
>>>>>>>Look at the diff on top now
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>>>>>>I agree i cannot watch live TV and recorded shows anymore on my
>>>>>>Celeron-2.4 / 512MB Pundit-R, which did this all this really smoothly
>>>>>>with 0.19.
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>>>>>>I was experiencing problems with Xv on the Pundit's ATI tv-out with
>>>>>>the proprietary driver (half the image is displayed), problems which
>>>>>>disappeared now. I suspect the fix and slowness are due to using
>>>>>>OpenGL on a card that doesn't support DRI (which is the case of the
>>>>>>IGP 9100).
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>>>>>>Will try to find a solution ... was thinking to upgrade my box and
>>>>>>ditch ATI anyway.
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>>>>>Do Nvidia 61XX cards all support DRI ( how can I check if that is
>>>>>enabled? )?
>>>>>How do I check if I am using openGL and that it is enabled in Myth?
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>>>>>Thank you,
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>>>>>Mark
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>>>>to check if direct render is working drop to a konsole in X and type
>>>>"glxinfo | grep direct"
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>>>>Derek "Kazan" Meek
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>>>>and willing? Whence then is evil?" - Epicurus
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>>>I get:
>>>direct rendering: no
>>>OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX indirect
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>>>Are these not optimal?  How can I change them?
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>>that means your video card is not accelerating 3D - make sure you have
>>the proprietary nvidia drivers for your board installed properly and
>>that their kernel modules are loading
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>>direct rendering should be "yes" (meaning video card is accelerating 3D)
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>>Derek "Kazan" Meek
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>>"Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is impotent.   
>>Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able   
>>and willing? Whence then is evil?" - Epicurus
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>I have nvidia specified in my xorg.conf for sure.  But no direct  
>rendering.  I wonder why?  The only ref I see in my xorg to DRI is this:
>Section "DRI"
>         Group        0
>         Mode         0666
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>What else can I check.  I am new to the DRI stuff, so thanks for the help!
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>Mark
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look up nvidia driver troubleshooting - you either are not using the
right driver, or the kernel module for your driver isn't getting loaded.

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Derek "Kazan" Meek
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“Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is impotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Whence then is evil?” - Epicurus