[mythtv-users] Help in playing hdtv
Mark Hutchinson
mark at onnow.net
Mon Feb 11 21:34:50 UTC 2008
Brad DerManouelian wrote:
> On Feb 11, 2008, at 1:13 PM, Juergen Sachs wrote:
>
>
>> I did not have this option in my device section. So I added the
>> option and
>> restart the x server (init 3 -> init 5) same problem.
>> Now it plays smothly for about half a second, the stops, then
>> resumes, then
>> stops... But picture quality is brilliant :-)
>>
>> But still my cpu is nailed to 100%. Ok this is only 50% of the
>> overall cpu
>> power but I think it is still to much.
>>
>> I am using the gfx driver from nvidia, but do not know the exact
>> version if
>> this matters.
>>
>> Maybe my gfx card is to weak for the job ?
>> Any more tips ?
>>
>
> It's probably time to start playing with your TV Playback options.
> Turn off any deinterlacer you have running to see if that helps. Turn
> on aggressive audio buffering and check again. Also, can you tell if
> you have OpenGL working correctly? Oh, one more thing to check in your
> xorg.conf: Load "glx" in the modules section. I think that's the
> option that made my system go from "completely unusable" to "Hooray it
> works perfectly".
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I did all of this, and no great success. Like really, many iterations
of profile setups, xorg.conf options, and all I got was a small drop in
CPU and lessened frame drops. Like I mentioned before, Internal player
was choppy and high CPU, Mplayer and Xine on the SAME file was low CPU
and no dropped frames or jitter. Internal player seemed to be the
culprit to me.
Mark
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