On Fri, Aug 06, 2004 at 03:36:27PM -0700, Alejandro wrote: : : --- Eugene Lee wrote: : > : > For DVD playback, Lombard's 400 MHz G3 might be a bit slow for a : > software DVD player. But I think the main culprit may be the video : > card bus: there might not be enough headroom to push the amount of : > decoded DVD data from the CPU to the video card. : > : > For Flurry et.al., they all use OpenGL which can be very slow unless : > your video card has hardware acceleration support for it. Since : > hardware-accelerated OpenGL support was never included for Lombard, : > anything OpenGL will run like a dog. : : We are talking about OS X, because on OS 9 (wich should be Dead to : developers) the same machine has DVD Playback and Open GL.
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