On Wed, 2005-06-22 at 13:44 -0700, Brian May wrote: > Jeff volckaert wrote: > > Thanks for replying. I will try the FC3 RPMs. > > > > I had Mythtv and FC3 working fine but then had to wipe my server for a > > different reason. After that wipe the jitter came up. I don't think > > Mythtv is the issue. I think it's IVTV. I have tried about four > > drivers from stable and unstable with varying degrees of success from > > way worse to almost normal. > > > > I thought I would try FC4 just to get a fresh start. > > > > I have had Mythtv running for a couple years now without anything but > > minor issues (like xmltv). It seems like the problems came about > > after the PVR-150 support was added to IVTV (I have a PVR-250). Just > > a hunch. > > Jeff, > > I have something similar... I had FC3 on a frontend that used the CPU > to decode the mpeg2 videos that my backend with a PVR350 encoded. With > FC3, playback was very smooth and everything was great with the world. > Over the weekend I upgraded to FC4 and now the playback is choppy. I > have no clue what the source of the problem is, my machine isn't slow > either, AMD 2800+ with a gig of memory. I'll have to test to see if DVD > playback is normal or choppy.
After some testing, DVD playback is also very choppy. I ran xine-check and it says: [ hint ] Your X server doesn't support YV12 overlays. [ hint ] Your X server doesn't have any XVideo support... ATrpms has unichrome RPMs for fedora core 3, which I was using when I had fedora core 3 installed. I'm assuming that this is, at least, where my problem lies. My video card is an on board S3 UniChrome..
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