Hey,
Don't know what the issue might be, but I use a 1.42Ghz PPC iBook running
Ubuntu and I manage to playback HD channels no problems.
I've got a little USB Dongle (Afatech 9005 I nabbed off eBay for 20$), no
inbuilt MPEG-2 decoder or anything fancy.
(Sorry if I mess up this message, my
There is no PureVideo support in the NVidia Linux driver
hot news from today morning
AMD: Accelerating Open-Source Drivers
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=articleitem=825num=1
let's hope that with AMD/ATI cards with new Linux-drivers we can see h264 video without any problem
Hi,
I think your computer can play HDTV program properly.
I use mplayer playing my HDTV program these days.
And It give me a good effect.
By the way, HDTV don't need your system to have mpeg4 processing
ability, it only need mpeg2 decoder.
And you can give your mplayer a more
kevin liu wrote:
By the way, HDTV don't need your system to have mpeg4 processing
ability, it only need mpeg2 decoder.
While this is currently, and will be for some time to come, true for
ATSC, it does not equally apply to other standards. Please see the very
first message of this thread,
I use mplayer playing my HDTV program these days.
And It give me a good effect. It's very intersting ! Could you
give more detail
information about your system - which CPU, video card, dvb-s2 card,
software and channels do you use ?could you show
MPlayer logs. Igor
Hi guys,
I would like to ask those of you testing DVB-S2 things on Linux, what kind
of hardware you are using. I did several tests on different hardware and
software configurations and I always struggled with performance issues.
HW:
* CPU: Pentium 4 3.4GHz, Intel Dual Core 1.8GHz, AMD Athlon64
benco wrote:
* CPU: Pentium 4 3.4GHz, Intel Dual Core 1.8GHz, AMD Athlon64 3800+
However there is no MPEG4 processing support in Linux kernel/NVidia driver,
I cannot believe that CPU's listed above are not powerfull enough for HDTV
playback. Well, I may also be wrong...
I've successfully
I though nvidia has already launched those gpus..haven't they..
They have those under PureVideo support.
More info is at : http://www.nvidia.com/object/purevideo_hd_faq.html
I am wrong please be gentle as I am newbea myself.. :)
Thanks
On 9/4/07, Mattias Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dhirendra Pal Singh wrote:
I though nvidia has already launched those gpus..haven't they..
They have those under PureVideo support.
There is no PureVideo support in the NVidia Linux driver.
/fnord
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dayum, I forgot about the driver.. Thanks for clarifying it.
Thanks
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On 9/4/07, Mattias Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dhirendra Pal Singh wrote:
I though nvidia has already launched those gpus..haven't they..
They have those under PureVideo support.
There is no PureVideo support in
There is no PureVideo support in the NVidia Linux driver.
yes, the same sad situation in Linux with the cards from ATI (AVIVO
technology).
Also, there's not interlace PAFF support in MPlayer (ffmpeg).
But you can have a look on new Extension HD/PCI card from
ReelMultimedia - with h264
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