Yeechang Lee <ylee[at]pobox.com> Said: >Glad to hear it! I suspect your solution may be a generalized audio >solution for others in your shoes, with or without the #5900 mixer >(and, in any case, the new mixer's almost certainly going to be put >into trunk before 0.22), so I'd ask you to consider posting it to >mythtv-users for posterity's sake.
It is definitely different with the #5900 mixer. I'll try to get it posted. I know the devs don't want postings of bugs that are not in either trunk or .21-fixes. That is why I was hoping someone using trunk could verify the problem. > >> The only issue left is that video seems to be a little jumpier on >> telecined material, but it may be that my 8400gs can't quite keep up >> with the temporal deinterlacers. > >My Asus 8400GS 512MB can handle Temporal 2x without issues, but I >would not be surprised if other makes can't. I've got a Silent 8400GS 512 MB, so maybe that is not it. CBS HD seems to have issues. I can't come up with a set of parameters to get a good h.264 re encoding of stuff from CBS HD shows. Deinterlacing and Variable Frame Rate does not result in smooth video and neither does encoding an interlaced file and using a software player. I am hoping vdpau will do better. The original mpeg2s don't quite look as smooth in mythtv as just watching on the Plasma TV. > >Also, the OSD and closed captions will inevitably cause skips in the >video, because they are not part of the video stream that the card's >hardware decodes, and thus must be generated and overlaid separately >somewhere in the decoding/rendering chain. That is definitely part of it. Also, the sound stuff may be involved since audio is the timebase. I'll continue to look at it. Mark Goldberg _______________________________________________ atrpms-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.atrpms.net/mailman/listinfo/atrpms-users
