Hi
Thanks to Piro we should be now probably working on FreeBSD again.
As I didn't that such a minor difference in locking order in initialization
causes such a big problem to BSD system I've now unified thread locking
for all platforms - so I would suppose it should now work also on NetBSD.
(and it also works on Linux)
Another good thing should be yet a bit better video scheduler which is
now nearly as precise as VBI driver with Matrox card (which of course
has the ultimate precission - you simply can't schedule image in better
time :)) But now even without this driver the images should by displayed
on the screen at the right time.
If anyone experiences problems with jerky movies:
a) - Send me long enough debug output of aviplayer avsyncing times
(before starting aviplayer set AVIPLAY_DEBUG=1 - in bash on linux
export AVIPLAY_DEBUG=1)
b) - Don't forget to describe your hw configuration
(and don't expect miracles - slow computers will always have
some problems!)
c) - prepare short sample of such movie so I could test it myself.
d) - compare this scene with other players too - if it is badly created
file it can not be played correctly!
e) - buy a card which supports VBI
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Zdenek Kabelac http://i.am/kabi/ kabi@{i.am, debian.org, fi.muni.cz}
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