On Tue, 2005-02-15 at 15:40 -0500, Isaac Richards wrote: > On Tuesday 15 February 2005 03:06 pm, Brian J. Murrell wrote: > > So, the whole GUI that you get when mythtv starts up is not written on > > the QT toolkit? > > > > What exactly is QT used for in mythtv then? > > Only the non-video portions of the UI are drawn by Qt.
Yeah. OSD. On-screen-display. Perhaps you thought that by OSD I only meant the few overlays that pop-up over playing video. No. By OSD I mean the whole On-screen-display. > Since that's by > definition not video playback, and isn't being displayed at video frame > rates, it has absolutely no need to know anything about the vsync or anything > else, really, aside from what resolution + dpi to display at. Exactly. I never said that the OSD needed to know about vsync. I said video playback needed to know about vsync. The OSD still needs to be able to display in a manner that is compatible with the video card's TV-Out mode, and for the G400, the only true replication of video broadcast display I have seen available is with DirectFB, which means that if you want to use DirectFB's CRTC2 TV-out for video display you also have to use that for the OSD display since using the X11/framebuffer TV-out (i.e. using the matroxfb_maven kernel module and matroxset) is mutually exclusive with using DirectFB. > Please, get a clue before spouting off extremely inaccurate comments. No Isaac, my comments are not "extremely inaccurate". You seem to have a problem understanding and/or interpreting what I am saying. You have pointed out several areas where you have interpreted what I have said as inaccurate but in reality I didn't say what you say I said. You twist and mis-interpret what say to seem like it's inaccurate. b.
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