>
> Am Wed, 16 Jul 2008 04:13:29 -0700 (PDT) schrieb Emanoil
> Kotsev:
>
> > What kind of video card and video driver are you
> using. May be it's
> > related to my similar problem using ATI or NVidia
> proprietary drivers.
>
> An Nvidia Gforce2 on one system and a ATI card on the other
> system.
> Both with commercial OpenGL enabled drivers.
Yes, I have exactly the same experience with skype with both ATI and NVidia
cards and the commercial drivers.
Basically what happens is that after starting a video conference it slows down
and hangs after a while, forcing me to kill and restart skype.
I read that there is a known problem with ATI (a memory leak but don't remember
if it was a Skype problem or ATI) also no idea when it will be fixed and at
which side.
I don't have access on daily basis to the PC with the ATI card, but I have
replaced the Nvidia proprietary driver with the free NV one and skype is
working fine.
Unfortunately this is at the cost of the nice 3D GL support (googleearth and
other apps are not working), so I am really thinking of buying an Apple PC and
solving all of the issues :-( dam it I need few things to work and. As this is
not the only thing that's bugging me in linux I'm getting more disappointed,
though I really love it.
I've been using it since 1998 and I think it was more simple and more stable at
what it claimed to can do.
If someone has a solution and a proof for the oposite please you're welcome. we
can move this discussion also to another place as I don't think this is the
proper place for it.
>
> Do you really think this may be a problem? What kind of
> problem did you
> have and how did you solve them?
Just change the line in the xorg.conf file
Driver "nvidia" to
Driver "nv"
It might be also necessary to change few other things but for me changing this
line worked, so now video skyping is fine ;-)
>
> Video playback works well in both systems. And I could
> receive the
> video from the remote skype.
>
Yes it is the same behaviour as I had. If I send skype video it works and If I
receive it works too, but as soon as both parts send skype video it breaks -
SH...T!
Hope this helps but I'm getting a little bit angry
regards
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