> I've tried, but I got severe texture corruption and slowdowns
> with q3 under x-4.0.2 and .3, so I'm st{i|u}cked to utah-glx/x-3.3.6.
I'm using XFree DRI Debian packages and I'm quite satisfied with its results
as they are marginaly better than outdated Utah drivers.
> Also direct rendering is managed in horrible way under X4, IMHO.
> This is because direct is enable on X startup not on demand, so
> you need more graphics card memory to run on high-res desktops
> or use low-res desktop. With 16 meg card (my matrox g400), the highest
> res. is 1024x768 -- imagine this on 19'' screen :-(
Always could be switched off in Config panel.
But as far as I know it makes noticable difference in playing speed.
Also note that allocated memory is just for the real size of decompressed DivX
movie - e.g. 640x250x2 bytes per image - this is something like 5MB
for 15 buffered images - I think this should still fit nicely into 16MB
card ???
Rescaling to fullscreen doesn't take any extra byte - and is fully
made by hardware.
> Anyway, yesterday evening I've compiled successfully cvs snapshot
> and works well, just one question: from right-clicked menu I select
> 640x480, but aviplay still switches to 1600x1200 (my desktop res.)
> after pressing "m". What do I do wrong?
Well it was not finished at that time - however try it now
I think it should work well. And you could pick the mode
which would better match movie playing frequency - e.g.
30Hz movie might look better on 90Hz refreshed screen.
bye
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