Quoting Brian J. Murrell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > This setup works fine if I have Mplayer use the framebuffer without > directfb or use the mga overlay video driver. However when I try to > use directfb, the picture has (slightly) diagonal horizontal bands > that are either blue or green tinted. I suspect that this is because > all of the fb.modes that come with directfb are 75Hz modes and this is > overdriving the TV. This is just a suspicion though. Feel free to > tell me I am wrong. :-)
I had the effect of these colored bands using xvidix with a G400. It happens sometimes depending on the video being played. > 1. Does anyone have any NTSC working fb.modes entries they would like > to give me to try? I have an 800x600 mode that seems to work > alright with the raw framebuffer or mga MPlayer drivers, so my next > question... There are some entries in the MPlayer source tree (directory 'TVout' IIRC). > 2. Is there a way to force directfb to use an 800x600 fb mode even > though the video I am playing with mplayer is only 640x480? DirectFB uses the first suiting mode in fb.modes (>= 15bit). AFAIK mplayer doesn't change the video mode so just put the desired mode at the beginning of the file. -- Best regards, Denis Oliver Kropp .------------------------------------------. | DirectFB - Hardware accelerated graphics | | http://www.directfb.org/ | "------------------------------------------" convergence integrated media GmbH -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe directfb-users" as subject.
