Le 14/02/2004, Chad Robinson a �crit:Yes, I only use the TV out, but I just plugged a monitor in and it looks OK. A little off-center, probably timing-related, but it's a normal picture. I boot without monitor attached but I think the ATI card only cares if a TV is attached at boot.
CR> Do you have a speed or similar issue that requires fbdev? I have an ATI CR> card that works very well in VESA mode. I use the VESA Linux kernel CR> driver, vo=vesa in MPlayer, and display=vesa (800x600 mode) in Freevo. CR> Works like a charm, except you lose some of the advanced rendering CR> features of the card that might, say, make MPlayer a bit faster.
my frame buffer console is in VESA mode. I tried to put "vesa" instead of fbdev in freevo.conf, but it changed nothing. But it's normal because vesa is not a possible mode for sdl. mode could be svgalib, fbdev, fbcon, x or aalib. could you send me tour freevo.conf ? did you use ONLY the TV out on your ATI card when running freevo ?
Moreover, the thing I don't understand is that fbset is not able to change resolution on a vesa screen because it is initialised throught the bios in real mode by the linux booter.... so how does sdl do ?
I looked at SDL env vars, but I did not see anything about resolutions changes...
I think I will have to stay to freevo 1.3 for ever :(((
My freevo.conf is: cdparanoia = /usr/bin/cdparanoia chanlist = us-cable display = vesa flac = /usr/bin/flac geometry = 800x600 jpegtran = /usr/bin/jpegtran lame = /usr/bin/lame mencoder = /usr/local/bin/mencoder mplayer = /usr/local/bin/mplayer renice = /usr/bin/renice setterm = /usr/bin/setterm tv = ntsc tvtime = /usr/bin/tvtime version = 2.1
Note that I NEVER change resolutions. I am ALWAYS in 800x600 mode, as set by the kernel via the vga=789 LILO parameter. I use MPlayer's software scaler to scale up movies - this machine is a P4 1.5 GHz box, so it's fast enough to do this for almost all content. I can't get zsnes to zoom SNES games properly, but everything else works OK.
Regards, Chad
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