On Saturday 24 September 2005 10:56, Denis Oliver Kropp wrote: > Quoting Laz: > > I believe the problem here is that the hardware revision can only be > > obtained by root so this is hard-coded by Marks patch to 0x11 which works > > for VT1622A but I'm not sure how much the hwrev is used in the code. It > > looks like the main is is to test whether it is 0x10 or greater. Not sure > > of hte best way of getting round this: I don't like running stuff as root > > unless it _really_ needs to! > > There should be a small tool to determine the revision and set it in > directfbrc.
That sounds like the best option to me. > > With Marks patches to viafb and DirectFB, df_xine gives me playback on my > > TV which I would say is about the same quality as form my dxr3 in a > > different PC, i.e. really good! my only problem now, is to try to sort > > out my A-V sync problems when using vdr! > > Is softdevice still using FusionSound? I'm not sure: I've only really just started getting to grips with it, now that I know I can get a decent picture with my hardware! A quick grep shows no mention of FusionSound that I can see. I think it just uses alsa directly. It sounds like Nicolas Huillard has good A-V sync on a VT1622 _without_ the field-sync patches to viafb and DirectFB, so I don't know whether this is caused by the field-sync patches or the different encoder chips behaving slightly differently. Cheers, Laz _______________________________________________ directfb-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.directfb.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/directfb-users
