On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 7:10 AM, Tony Houghton <h...@realh.co.uk> wrote: >> I'm a vdpau user and can say it's works just fine here. > > Did you compile the xine stack yourself? I find it's very picky, eg if I > try to use a repository with a set of packages that allegedly support > VDPAU, vdr-sxfe doesn't work at all, and there are also difficulties > getting xine, mplayer and gstreamer to all coexist with ffmpeg.
I compile xine-lib-1.2 myself. I use mplayer-nogui (and have used mplayer2), but I don't use gstreamer, and don't bother installing ffmpeg since everything works fine without an external copy. > Wouldn't fit. The Microserver only takes low profile cards and the x16 > slot is also the one nearest the side of the case so there's no room for > a double height backplane or thick heatsink like this: Sorry, I missed the low profile card requirement. > An 8400GS might fit, but I wouldn't expect its VDPAU capabilities to be > up to much. I currently use 8200 onboard graphics with mplayer VDPAU and > it's rather jerky as if it's dropping frames just on 720p (with the TV > at 1280x720 so no scaling is required). But that could be mplayer > struggling to sync 24fps to 60Hz. I used 8400's before upgrading to GT220 & GT240. They worked ok but the best deinterlacer I could use on HD content was bob. I haven't used an 8200igp as you are but based on my experience with 8400, I would guess 8400 is the minimum requirement. _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
