I hate to say this but you'll probably have better luck (and
possibly better video quality) with an external vga-tv converter, if you
get one of reasonably decent quality.
Either that or figure out how to make the regular xserver use the
tv output port normally.
Regardless, this isn't the right mailing list. This is a mailing
list for things relivant to the Video4Linux video capture / tv tuner /
radio tuner API.
- Eric
>
> hi
> i have a peculiar requirement for the project. we have a hardware running
> linux for which the display monitor is only TV and no other monitors
> connected. When started, it will bring up some X applications and there is a
> video player as part of the software which plays videos which are formatted
> with the yuv data.
> now for starting the x applications on TV i am using the XF86_FBDev (with
> that one only i can get the display on TV and the x applications are all in
> the rgb color space which work fine) but when i run the video player which
> actually converts the yuv->rgb in software, the play speed is very slow.
> if i use the xv extensions which does the same conversions at the hardware
> then the display speed is fast but since the xv extensions support is only
> for the "ati" driver and not "fbdev" i cant have the display as TV. is the
> "ati" driver or some such extensions being planned so that when i start the
> X, i can get the display on TV. i dont want to write all the x-applications
> again.
> can anyone help me out or give pointers to what i should be doing?
> thx. and regds
> bharat
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