On Thu, 2004-07-08 at 11:03 +0200, Fons van der Beek wrote: > I've playing around with the patched version of mplayer and the > timeshifting implementation of Jason IT ROCKSSSSSSS even at at > resolution of 640x480 i have FULL speed on the mplayer side while my CPU > utilisation is about 30% (not by using a hardware encoding card but just > by using a saa7134 in combination with mp1e)
Wow, really? :) I wasn't expecting it to Just Work with mp1e. This is really nice to hear. How fast is your CPU? > wget http://sault.org/mebox/downloads/mplayer-ringbuffer-2004-07-06.patch Well, the patch is included in the timeshift tarball, but this is fine too. :) > I had some issues with audio from mp1e and mplayer (i heard the audio from > mp1e in the background of > the current show while mplayer was playing the "timeshifted" show This sounds really strange. It must be a bug with mp1e? > It isn't perfect yet, starting after a pause results in a temporary delay of > the audio, but this is maybe adjustable How temporary? I suspect this may have something to do with my "seek while paused" changes, since it doesn't sync the audio until after the video is unpaused. This makes seeking _much_ more responsive but the result is a slight desync (0.2 seconds or so) of the audio after unpause, although I don't notice it as much. I can probably tune it. I'd be interested in having a 30-60 second sample mpeg captured from mp1e that I can test on? > by modifying the mp1e paramaters. But i would say, if the right people > incorperate this in freevo (with the right > programming, skills i personaly don't have) this could be a way to go to > implement this in Freevo. Sounds like Rob is going to give it a try integrating it with Freevo. Thanks for the feedback! Cheers, Jason.
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