> Hans Verkuil wrote:
>
> > vbi embedded in MPEG stream: on?!
> >
> > Where does that come from? Can you turn it off (ivtvctl -x0) and
> > double check with ivtvctl -X that it really is off,
>
> With 0.2.0 this is what comes along:
> --->
> pvr:/usr/src/ivtv/utils$ ./ivtvctl -d /dev/video1 -x 0
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> John Harvey
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> I have a change to the yuv code that allows user control of
> interlaced/non-intelaced and changes the default behavior to
> hopefully fix at least some of the problems people are having.
> I will commit thos
I can confirm corrupted recordings with the 0.3.x versions (which I used to
try out the XV features). That's why I am currently back to 0.2.x waitung
for things to settle.
So this definitively is a issue.
Martin
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> I have loaded ivtv 0.3.6z with Ian's patch for scaling and
> the latest X driver 0.10.4. I tried playing a video in
> MythVideo using mplayer and I get sound with no picture. The
>
Might that be a PAL vs. NTSC issue? Xvinfo shows the PAL-Resolution as max.
xv size while ivtv-fb et al are correct about their NTSC assumptions.
Just thinking.
Martin
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Please check the wiki http://ivtv.writeme.ch/tiki-index.php?page=TvOutHowto
to get started. The versions mentioned there are a little outdated but it is
still valid in priciple (load ivtv-fb and have a X display associated with
it).
When you have that running you can reference the TV out display ju
Yes - it really would be great to see ivtv in the kernel tree. I totally
agree with Aran on appreciating all the good work - I think getting
officially supported would be a well deserved reward!
But (there is alway a 'but', isn't it) IMHO the PVR-350 TV-Out features have
proven not to be as flawle
I am getting:
- Stairs effect much better, but still occurs every 14-16 (estimated) lines.
- vsnyc tearing still present
- picture scaled to full width positioned at the top of the screen (I assume
this is intended / V-centering not yet implemented)
This is in PAL land with a 576x240 avi.
Cheers,
I can also confirm that this version is working pretty good - playing DivX
with ~5% CPU usage on PIII/1.4G!!!
I found the follwing things that might still be improved:
- the hardware scaled picture appears at the top of the screen - maybe it
would be possible to center it vertically,
- I can see h
I can confirm that the patch allows to compile on debian kernel 2.4.25. I
hope to find out possible problems in the next day(s).
Thanks,
Martin
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Greetings,
Martin
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Hi Chris,
I seem to be the last one on earth who did not find the time to move to a
2.6 kernel ;-)
All the cx25840 reworkings after 0.3.5h made the driver not compile anymore
against my 2.4.25 debian kernel.
Looking at the old and new sources and guessing wildly, I added two #if
defined(LINUX26)
John,
speaking about the future: Do you think the PVR-350 is capable of doing
hardware scaling when using the YUV/xv output and this could be used in the
xv implementation? I am asking because my PIII-1.4G still seems to be too
slow to play XVIDs flawlessly.
Apart from that, I must say, that thin
Bingo - a huge improvement over mplayer -vo x11 !!!
Thanks again,
Martin
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> Subject: [ivtv-devel] Xdriver v0
Here is some additional info!
First the good news: If I make mplayer scale the video to full width and
expand it to full height, xv output works very good (I get a full width
centered video this way):
mplayer -fs -vo xv -vf scale=720:0,expand=720:576
Just one other thing: I have to use the PVRs
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> The xdriver does do the conversion so this may be down to a
> different sized image from the one I was using and probably a
> bug in my code.
>
Hi John,
I would have loved this ... but on my system I had the following problems
(apart from not having an offical XFREE86 4.4 Server package on debian):
- redraw artifacts in regular X11 applications (e.g. mythTV)
- -vo xv has only the green picture component
- -vo xv places the pictur
Hello everybody,
I was just trying out 0.3.3t because with the 0.2rc's I still have freezes
in Myth when skipping around. I must say that my system still freezes
quickly (best reproduced by skipping single frames backward in pause mode of
Myth) but anyhow, I would like to contribute the changes I
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