> First, let me say that I have a known-good configuration when I use > ivtv-fb with osd_compat=1 and 720x576 resolution, while correcting for > overscan in MythTV. > I want to correct for overscan in ivtv-fb/X instead of in MythTV (for > obvious reasons). That's what's giving problems.
Hmm, I never tried correcting overscan in the framebuffer device. Is the obvious reason that it is able to work better for applications tha > When I load ivtv_fb without osd_compat=1, and with: > osd_xres=616 osd_yres=544 osd_left=62 osd_upper=17 osd_depth=32 > While playing a MythTV recording, I get a black square (with the > dimensions of the supplied module parameters), while video is playing > behind it (you can see a bit of video at the edges of the TV). > When I enable globalalpha with ivtvfbctl, the black square disappears > and I can see the entire video, though of course, the OSD disappears > along with the black square (and the alpha gets reset when you stop > playing). > > I read on one of the ivtv lists, that I should add osd_compat=1 as > ivtv-fb module parameter to get rid of this black square. When I do > that, MythTV starts up/displays fine, however, when I start playing a > recording, the OSD part of the screen gets fscked up, and stays that way > when I exit playing (see photo). > > To not pollute the list, I put relevant files here: > http://gert.robben.nu/ivtv/ > > Besides that, I'm very happy with the drivers. Thanks guys! > > Gert Robben > > _______________________________________________ > ivtv-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users > _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
