[mythtv-users] Using separate video modes and opengl renderer on AMD GPU
Gregorio Gervasio Jr.
gregorio.gervasio at gmail.com
Tue Nov 13 01:53:17 UTC 2018
I just replaced my main system with one using an AMD Ryzen 2400G, using
the on-chip GPU. The old system used an nVidia GT210 which worked with
the following MythTV settings:
- use separate video modes: I want to use 1280x720 for 720p content to
have the display (which is 4k) do the scaling. I also want to use a
24Hz refresh rate for 1080p24 (Bluray) content to avoid judder.
- use opengl video renderer: I want to avoid tearing.
The video goes blank when I use the same settings in the AMD system
(audio is fine). If I change either setting, it works: no separate
video modes works (but everything is shown at 1920x1080 at 60), xv-blit as
the renderer works (but there is tearing).
This is a Fedora 29 system with Gnome (Xorg) desktop, using the open
source GPU drivers.
Anyone know how to get what I want with an AMD GPU? I will try and get
some debug logs.
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Gregorio Gervasio Jr. gregorio.gervasio at gmail.com
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