Just to give you another datapoint,

I have a via m10k (1 ghz cpu), and i am able to do
software playback, but i use the unichrome driver and
send it out the onboard video card. I am not using the
cle266 to do hardware decoding, so it's all software
decoding.

Seems to work fine. I haven't tried using the new XV
stuff with ivtv yet, but i don't recall my cpu going
very high using the onboard. Perhaps you could try
that and see if it is fast enough for you.. at least
then you'd know if your cpu could handle it

-tmk

--- Ian Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On 10/7/05, John Harvey
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >  I have just submitted a patch for the YUV
> playback code which
> > significantly reduces the cpu used during playback
> using the Xv code.
> >
> 
> Wow! Huge improvement on my 800MHz VIA C3. It looks
> like the cpu is juuuust
> a bit too slow to play DVDs or /dev/video0 with
> xine. The bottleneck now is
> probably the mpeg2 decoding; I'm not sure if there's
> any room for
> improvement there.
> 
> Ian
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