On Sun, Mar 23, 2003 at 09:54:37PM +0200, Ville Syrj�l� wrote: > > Ok.
OK, well, I have mplayer and directfb rebuilt, and my initial impressions is that it looks good. I will know more when I get the rest built and get a chance to sit down and do some serious watching. Updating directfb to the CVS HEAD to get your patch on it, resulted in a need to update gtk(-directfb) and my (gtk based) GUI and rebuild them all. Oh well, time to get up to date anyway. :-) > Yep. I threw the thread code out and things have been just fine. Indeedio it does. Mplayer ran at about 30% of a PIII-600 on a 352x480 3Mb/s MPEG4. Nice. > I've not really tested field parity since I don't have the vsync patch in > my kernel. Well, all of my material now is properly interlaced, 480 line material, so I am sure I will know soon enough during some casual television watching. I will let y'all know. BTW: I noticed that you told Billy Biggs that one could reset the dominant field at any time. Am I recalling correctly? If so, I was thinking of hooking an mplayer input (i.e. a button on my remote) to a SetFieldParity toggle in MPlayer just to play, and also to toggle the parity if I think it's gone out of sync. Should be interesting. :-) > I don't want to reboot since it would kill my mldonkey :) :-) b. -- Brian J. Murrell
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