[mythtv-users] Bob deinterlacing drops frames, but not high CPU
Matt Doran
matt.doran at papercut.biz
Wed May 16 11:34:22 UTC 2007
Hi,
I've been using myth for a while, and I've been using the kernel
deinterlacer. It works pretty well, but some people seem to suggest
that you get smoother results with Bob.
System specs/details:
CPU: AMD X2 3600
Video: nvidia 6160
Tuners: Hauppauge Nova-T 500 and Avermedia A777
MB: Asus M2NPV-VM
Kernel: 2.6.20
Nvidia driver: 1.0-9631
I'm just using standard video output, not XvMC.
When I switch to bob deinterlacing, I get a huge number of dropped
frames, and messages like this in the logs:
2007-05-16 20:54:57.830 NVP: Video is 5.53125 frames behind audio
(too slow), dropping frame to catch up.
2007-05-16 20:54:57.835 NVP: Video is 9.36092 frames behind audio
(too slow), dropping frame to catch up.
2007-05-16 20:54:57.839 NVP: Video is 12.0144 frames behind audio
(too slow), dropping frame to catch up.
But while this is happening I'm not seeing any significant CPU usage.
It's sitting at around 20-30%, and the processor not even running at
full speed (1GHz, not the full 2GHz).
Why would this be happening? What should I look out for to avoid this?
I've had nothing problems when trying to enable bob. There must be
something simple I'm missing ... but what? :)
Thanks,
Matt
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