I tried and vdpau did not change for me.
Something is not being initialized, because if I try several
times then suddenly it works (maybe one in five tries).
I have two monitors, and I do not know if this fact has anything to do
with the problem. The 310 series worked much better for me ...
On
Hello Paulo,
The long lived rev has gone up to 319.23 . Have you tried this version ,
they have a few bug fixes in there . Perhaps hey have fixed divx
decoding issue .
Best Regards
Milorad
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On 25/05/13 22:46, Paulo Cavalcanti wrote:
vdpau is crashing in nvidia 319.17 drivers when playing most divx
compressed avi's.
I am using vo=gl with mplayer to bypass this problem. I do not
remember of seeing
this happen with previous nvidia drivers, thought. My card is a GT
640, that is,
a
vdpau is crashing in nvidia 319.17 drivers when playing most divx
compressed avi's.
I am using vo=gl with mplayer to bypass this problem. I do not remember of
seeing
this happen with previous nvidia drivers, thought. My card is a GT 640,
that is,
a relatively new card.
We have to wait for a fix b
Hi,
while this may be relevant for the runtime configuration, these bits
and configs are not needed (or even installed) during build time.
The bits that are needed for the build are just the libs, not the
extensions.
On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 08:28:41AM +0100, John Pilkington wrote:
> This might b
This might be relevant to the new Myth builds, although I don't have
vdpau-capable hardware.
304.51 worked; 304.64 didn't, so I just reverted. Later I tried 304.64
from rpmfusion, and had the same problem, apparent on trying to use
OpenGL, but couldn't then revert. This fixed it:
The pack
On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 2:54 PM, George Galt wrote:
> All:
>
> I've found building the latest nvidia drivers (310) a very interesting
> intellectual challenge, and, fortunately, I currently have the time to do
> it. However, in the near future I anticipate a lot less free time.
>
> I've never gon
All:
I've found building the latest nvidia drivers (310) a very interesting
intellectual challenge, and, fortunately, I currently have the time to do
it. However, in the near future I anticipate a lot less free time.
I've never gone the route of simply using nVidia's installer directly, so I
don
Around about 20/06/12 14:31, O&M Ugarcina typed ...
I was about to ask the same question , for nvidia drivers for
Centos/RHEL 6 . It just seems from the fact that the list is very quiet
, maybe Axel is not available . May have gone on vacation or doing other
stuff . I tried to compile the kmods m
On 19/06/12 20:35, Neil Bird wrote:
I appear to have had kernel (-PAE) 3.3.8 on my F16 PC for a while
now, and noticed on a reboot that there were only nVidia kmdls for
3.3.7. Is there a problem or does it just need a nudge?
I was about to ask the same question , for nvidia drivers for
I appear to have had kernel (-PAE) 3.3.8 on my F16 PC for a while now,
and noticed on a reboot that there were only nVidia kmdls for 3.3.7. Is
there a problem or does it just need a nudge?
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Hello Axel,
Sorry for bothering you so much with these Nvidia Drivers , new official
one released a few days ago 280.13 . One of the bugs which solves a
video stuttering problem appears to be fixed in this release , according
to the myth bug list . Been chasing this one for a while . When the
Hi,
On Sun, 2011-07-24 at 12:41 +1000, O&M Ugarcina wrote:
> Hello Axel and guys,
>
> Our friends over at Nvidia have released ver 275.19 as the official
> driver . When time permits could we have a package of this one please .
> Much appreciate it .
Looks like 275.19 was quickly replaced by 2
Hello Axel and guys,
Our friends over at Nvidia have released ver 275.19 as the official
driver . When time permits could we have a package of this one please .
Much appreciate it .
Best Regards
Milorad
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Hello Guys,
There are new Nvidia drivers out , they seem to be working ok - no bugs
reported . Can we get them packaged up when you have some spare time .
Much appreciate it .
Milorad
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On 9/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Axel sent me some things to try to get the nVidia drivers going. I
> updated my FC7 kernen to 2.6.22.4.65, and reinstalled the drivers (
> 100.14.1...) from nVidia. Still no success.
>
> xvinfo informs me that there is no XVideo module
Axel sent me some things to try to get the nVidia drivers going. I updated my
FC7 kernen to 2.6.22.4.65, and reinstalled the drivers (100.14.1...) from
nVidia. Still no success.
xvinfo informs me that there is no XVideo module available in the kernel.
I completely uninstalled the nVidia driv
Unfortunately, this driver is buggy.http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=79786My problem seems to be the DFP case. Mplayer + sdl + full screen + DFP = X crashed.
I am using an FX 5700. With a 6800 card I had to go back to 9625,because the performance with the 9629 driver was very poor
I decided to try out the latest Nvidia drivers on my FC5 box and I
installed them and work fine but when I start my machine and the login
screen should appear I only get a white/grey screen. I have to hit
Crtl+Alt+Del and reset the X-server and then I see the login screen.
Does anybody else hav
On Fri, Oct 27, 2006 at 12:18:48PM -0400, John Welch wrote:
> I just upgraded my system from FC4 to FC6. All seems to be OK,
> except I can't get the atrpms nvidia drivers working. When I
> installed the packages via 'yum' I saw some post-install error
> messages. I searched on the lists and fou
I just upgraded my system from FC4 to FC6. All seems to be OK, except I can't
get the atrpms nvidia drivers working. When I installed the packages via 'yum'
I saw some post-install error messages. I searched on the lists and found some
information on the packages not being able to update the
On 10/31/06, Nick Morrott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 31/10/06, John Welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I tried posting this before joining the list, but my message seems to
> > have gone into limbo. So this may end up being a duplicate.
> >
> > I just upgraded my system from FC4 to FC6. Al
On 31/10/06, John Welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried posting this before joining the list, but my message seems to
> have gone into limbo. So this may end up being a duplicate.
>
> I just upgraded my system from FC4 to FC6. All seems to be OK, except
> I can't get the atrpms nvidia driver
I tried posting this before joining the list, but my message seems to
have gone into limbo. So this may end up being a duplicate.
I just upgraded my system from FC4 to FC6. All seems to be OK, except
I can't get the atrpms nvidia drivers working. When I installed the
packages via 'yum' I saw so
I started the system and tried to simulate Myth like usage without using
myth by playing back a DVD (using mplayer) and transferring huge files
over the network (using SCP). Ran fine for a little over 30 minutes and
3GB transferred, so I stopped it and tried again with Myth. The box
froze again a
On 9/08/2006 11:45 AM, Keith C wrote:
On Aug 8, 2006, at 7:01 PM, DM - ATRPMS wrote:
Hey,
First of all, thanks Axel for all your work keeping the repo up... it
makes life much easier for all of us...
Now for the question... Both Jared's myth guide and the mythtv.org
site
are
Keith C wrote:
>
> Any way you can check the card in a Windows box? Any overheating issues
> or seating (with the AGP slot) issues?
Not easily... I'd have to do a load.
I doubt it's overheating... the heat sink doesn't get that hot and it is
fan cooled. I did pop the heat sink off to see wha
On Aug 8, 2006, at 7:01 PM, DM - ATRPMS wrote:
> Hey,
>
> First of all, thanks Axel for all your work keeping the repo up... it
> makes life much easier for all of us...
>
> Now for the question... Both Jared's myth guide and the mythtv.org
> site
> are still recommending using the 7676 version
Hey,
First of all, thanks Axel for all your work keeping the repo up... it
makes life much easier for all of us...
Now for the question... Both Jared's myth guide and the mythtv.org site
are still recommending using the 7676 version of the nVIDIA driver due
to lockups and other issues. Is th
On Wed, Aug 02, 2006 at 12:21:05PM -0500, Derrick Williams wrote:
> Ok when i install the nvidia drivers everything is working fine. When i
> go and reboot my box it complains that if cant find the nvidia module??
> What command do i need to do to load the module everytime cause i know
> its instal
Ok when i install the nvidia drivers everything is working fine. When i
go and reboot my box it complains that if cant find the nvidia module??
What command do i need to do to load the module everytime cause i know
its installed. I am using the regular i686 suspend2 kernel from ATRPMs.
any guidance
Hi,
On Fri, Mar 31, 2006 at 10:20:48PM +1000, Jean-Yves Avenard wrote:
> Do they include the latest series of patches?
Yes.
> http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=62021
>
> I have a nvidia Go 7400 which doesn't work with the released 8178, but
> do work (well supposed to) with the
Hi
Do they include the latest series of patches?
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=62021
I have a nvidia Go 7400 which doesn't work with the released 8178, but
do work (well supposed to) with the patched version...
Thanks
JY
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