On Friday 27 May 2005 14:03, Jarod Wilson wrote: > On Wednesday 25 May 2005 22:23, Joe Votour wrote: > > I found the problems. Two of them actually: > > 1. I mimicked the XvMC behavior too well - I put in > > the connect(...) slot and that led to the option being > > greyed out. > > 2. The mythfrontend program was never being compiled > > with OpenGL vsync support (which is why you didn't see > > the option). > > > > I have attached new patches that I made against CVS > > HEAD from about one hour ago. > > Hrm, still not completely working for me... > > > I'm still not 100% sure about the database retention - > > it's staying put for me, but I'd appreciate some extra > > feedback. > > This time around, the db setting was created and its staying there, but it > defaulted to on (1), but I'm still missing a settings checkbox and that > setting value seems to be getting ignored, because even when I set it to 0 > manually in the db, opengl vsync is being used. > > I'm poking around and trying some things to see if I can figure out what's > up...
Okay, I just got it working. The connect(...) part wasn't actually a problem, so far as I can tell, since the build I just did does include that part. I believe the problem is with the DEFINES part in the mythfrontend.pro file, because what I ended up doing was commenting out the #ifdef's for USING_OPENGL_VSYNC to force that option on. I'll keep beating on it, might have something that completely works ever so shortly... -- Jarod Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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