[mythtv-users] Openchrome XvMC at > 80% CPU after upgrade

[Ronald Pijnacker]

> > Now mythfronend is using 80% or more CPU in video playback, which used to be
> > around 45%. xine is still using 20-30% CPU when playing the same content, as
> > before. I have verified that both are indeed using VLD XvMC for playback.
> >
> > Any clues as to what might be wrong?
> 
> I think the default playback profile in 0.20 equates to the "slim"
> profile in 0.21 (and Trunk ?), which is *not* the default.
> 
> Try setting the profile to "slim" and re-running the comparison.

I have set the active profile to use XvMC VLD in all cases, since that
is the only way for me to watch SD content in a normal fashion.

2009-09-12 20:28:08.696 VDP: Accepting: cmp(<= 720 576,> 0 0) dec(xvmc-vld) cpus(1) rend(xvmc-blit) osd(chromakey) osdfade(disabled) deint(none,none) filt()
2009-09-12 20:28:08.697 VDP: Accepting: cmp(== 1280 720,> 720 576) dec(xvmc-vld) cpus(1) rend(xvmc-blit) osd(chromakey) osdfade(disabled) deint(none,none) filt()
2009-09-12 20:28:08.698 VDP: Accepting: cmp(<= 1280 720,> 720 576) dec(xvmc-vld) cpus(1) rend(xvmc-blit) osd(chromakey) osdfade(disabled) deint(none,none) filt()
2009-09-12 20:28:08.700 VDP: Accepting: cmp(> 0 0) dec(xvmc-vld) cpus(1) rend(xvmc-blit) osd(chromakey) osdfade(disabled) deint(none,none) filt()
2009-09-12 20:28:08.701 VDP: Accepting: cmp(> 0 0) dec(xvmc-vld) cpus(1) rend(xvmc-blit) osd(chromakey) osdfade(disabled) deint(none,none) filt()

Is there any reason for having different profiles anyway? Or is it safe to delete all 
and create only one with on entry for XvMC VLD playback?

Thanks,

Ronald