I look forward to the day when this gets extended to the Radeon HD 34xx as well (RV620).
I bet the quality issues with TexturedVideo will be resolved in the near future with all the stuff going into the open source drivers...
I look forward to the day when this gets extended to the Radeon HD 34xx as well (RV620).
Xv working beautifully here with git drm and -ati driver on mobility x1600. I get about %40 cpu at 1.6ghz on athlon64 while watching 720p hd channel, and ~15% at 800mhz on regular channels on mythtv fulscreen at 1680x1050. No diagonal tearing or machine lock ups while changing channels like fglrx![]()
Last edited by c0un7d0wn; 02-25-2008 at 03:43 PM.
It's been quite some time; but I think I even got that with -vo x11.
As far as my previous comments on hardware accelerated video decoding, I think that'd be icing on the cake as fglrx doesn't even support it and I doubt it ever will. It effects me more on my R300/Athlon XP machine that I plan on converting to a DVR box than on my Core Duo/R500 laptop.
As far as video playback goes, does anyone know the advantages of using the "gl2" output driver over xv? (If any, obviously a moot point currently on >=R500 chips now as gl won't work without mesa3d support)
It's mythtv frontend. Same success with vlc, totem and mplayer.
I haven't noticed really. But you don't get that horrible diagonal tearing in fglrx. Another thing I noticed is that the video is redirected. I had enabled the metacity compositing and I had a transparent terminal on top of the video and it was working properly.
X1600Xt - XV works. Totem, mplayer, vlc - all work. No tearing, performance is good.
But TVTime freezes the system. Also Zapping sometimes freezes the system when the channel switching. Also XawTV freezes with -nodga option. It works with -nodga -noxv - but there is no fullscreen video.