On Tuesday 15 February 2005 06:15 pm, Jeroen Brosens wrote: > >Well, with Xv and a nvidia card and singlehead, there shouldn't be any > > tearing whatsoever on video playback, unless you disable that through the > > nvidia-settings app. That's built in to the driver. > > > >Tearing, though is separate from the vsync support code in myth, which > > uses the vsync info it gets for more accurate delivery timing. You do > > have to enable the opengl sync method in settings.pro for that vsync > > method to work, though. > > > >Isaac > >______________________________________________ > > Is there or will there be a way for MythTV to have vsync support without > OpenGL, DRM, etc.? Like myself there must be a great number of people > that built their HTPC around a barebone which looks good in the living > room. Most of the times, these don't have high-end ATi or nVidia video > chips OR a video upgrade option. Also, TV-outs are not always capable of > processinginterlaced material, which leaves the need for either a > hardware workaround (VGA to RGB converter) or good software > deinterlacing WITH vsync support.
Talk to the driver people. Anything can be added, but not without some sort of driver support. Isaac _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list mythtv-users@mythtv.org http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
