Le Mercredi 7 Janvier 2004 01:14, Gordon Staines a écrit :
Hi,
It would be interesting to know if this was PAL versus NTSC and how
much it would sell for, but otherwise it looks pretty cool
TV-out works in PAL and NTSC.
I use PAL, display is good. I've some problems, but I think it's due to
Hi there,
been using freevo for quiet a time now and i found out that you can
enable an option called Show VCR input in the tv menu.
The problem is that i use the tvtime plugin to watch television, and
this plugin does not seem to have the VCR mode implemmented.
Is there any patch/hacks to this
Hi,
little problem: I optimized my Matrox G400 tvout in framebuffer clone mode to my PAL
Sony TV
with no black border playing movies with mplayer. This works after changing the
geometry offsets
with the fbset command.
So starting freevo with geometry setting 768x576 works fine for the gui but
shame on me, sometimes the ability to read can help:
I haven't seen the important line:
MPLAYER_ARGS_DEF = (('-screenw 768 -screenh 576 -fs'))
which was before MPLAYER_ARGS_DEF = (('-screenw 720 -screenh 576 -fs'))
so my questions to dfbmga aren't answered. Which setting/resoluition is the best
I know that DXR3 cards are natively built to play mpeg1/2, I was
wondering if I should record with mpeg1video vcd codec or use the
mpeg4 divx codec when recording. Does the DXR3 do more work playing
back a vcd than a divx? Am I saving or losing anything (quality,
processor power, or space)
Justin T Wetherell wrote:
I know that DXR3 cards are natively built to play mpeg1/2, I was
wondering if I should record with mpeg1video vcd codec or use the
mpeg4 divx codec when recording.
This mostly depends on how much disk you have, whether you
simply watch once then delete, and how much
