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[vdr] Re: How to play HDTV files ?



On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 07:46:08PM +0100, Reinhard Nissl wrote:

Hello :-)

> It's the same here with -V xv (which seems to be choosen by xine as 
> default) and it's even the same with -V vidix if the vidix driver detects 
> only 16 MB gfx ram on my Matrox G550 although it has 32 MB.
> 
> After modifying xine-lib/src/video_out/vidix/drivers/mga_vid.c like that
> 
> // Set this value, if autodetection fails! (video ram size in megabytes)
> //#define MGA_MEMORY_SIZE 16
> #define MGA_MEMORY_SIZE 32
> 
> the crash no longer happens but then one can see the limitation of G550's 
> hardware scaler: as it can only do 1024x1024 the image wraps around.

I could imagine changing my GFX card, I seen that some nvidia has
onboard mpeg2 encode/decode up to 1920x1080i BUT they certainly miss a
linux driver for it ???
It would be perfect to have it use the hardware of such a card :-)

> >Well, with my amd64@3000 I can't see it without reducing it to 50%
> 
> Same here on my P4 2.8 GHz HT. I hope to see any gain when xine-lib's mpeg 
> decoder will decode with multiple threads.

Great to know, any idea on when that wil change ?

> Well what do you expect from such a configuration?
> What would be the use of vdr-xine in such a configuration?

Just starting xine-plugin for HDTV, the quality of xawtv for normal
watching is much better. And last but not least, xawtv/xorg takes less
than 0.1 % of my CPU :-)

> Would it make sense to show the same stream on screen which the FF card 
> shows on TV?

Well, I don't have a TV... and yes for fast switching betweem
xawtv/xine.

> I assume that "to use" a HDTV recording means "to replay" it. As long as 

No, I want to demux, remux, transcode :-)

Thank you very much,
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	Grégoire Favre
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