Most of the skins are designed at 768x576, but I know that all of
mine, and the rest that are included with Freevo are designed to
accomodate a certain amount of pixels hidden by the TV.
You shouldn't have any problems with the resolution, since most of the
people using NTSC are likely seeing the
thanks! I now am running at fullscreen using 768x576. wierd that 800x600
just doesn't seem to work. Anything i need to watch now that I am using a
resolution that is not the default for freevo (worried mostly about
skins).
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Mike Ruelle
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Aubin Paul
Try configuring with 768x576; I've never had much luck with 800x600 on
my setup. The messages from matroxfb seem to happen anyway, because
the actual resolution is 720, but it seems to work ok because of the
overscan.
Aubin
On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 07:17:05PM -0500, Michael Ruelle wrote:
> Ok I am
Ok I am having a problem running freevo on a non X framebuffer console.
I have installed mga_vid from the Mplayer source.
I have the alias line in my /etc/modules.conf
I did a freevo setup --display=mga (setup was previously xv using X11
framebuffer)
I can use freevo/fbcon/mga-ntsc-800-600.sh an
Yes, the thing you're missing is that you're not using mga_vid. If you
have a G400, you can do the scaling in hardware, which reduces the CPU
usage dramatically.
To use it, you need the mga_vid kernel module; it's included with the
mplayer sources, and I believe there is a Debian package also.
I
Hi!
I'm running freevo on a PIII 800 with a mga g400 as tv-out(fbdev). I'v
got most things working but got a problem with 100% CPU usage when
trying to play a movie(DivX and svcd).
What's causing the problem is that I'm trying to scale the movie so it
better fits the TV. Here is the options that
Laurent wrote:
>>>I find a lot of images in /usr/local/freevo but no
>>>.avi file :-\
>>
>>You need to run a part of Freevo as a cronjob to start recordings later
>>on. If the program has already started, it will work without the cronjob.
>>
>
> Yes i edit /etc/crontab to put the line. But why hav
Craig Petchell wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've got Freevo pre2 set up and going.
>
> However, when I play a widescreen AVI (i.e. not 4:3 aspect), I is not
> centered on the screen. (using xv)
>
> I'm aware of the FAQ topic #9. (At bottom of email)
>
> However, I've since build the latest mplayer (0.9
Yeah PCI doesn't have much bandwidth to go around. If I can get 2 tuners to share a
PCI bus I'll be happy. I've heard of boards with 2 PCI bus', but I've never seen one.
If I need more than 2, I'll just throw hardware at the problem.
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