Do you use interlacing or any filters for playback?
On Friday 25 March 2005 07:02, Jeff_Logica wrote: > I have tried with XV enabled and disabled, it doesn't seem to make any > difference. Over the last few days I have also been trying with a separate > backend & frontend. When watching live or recorded tv via a remote > frontend the backend usage stays down around 3-4%. the remote front end > however is up around the 90% mark. So whatever I am messing up in the > settings, I'm doing it repeatedly on different setups. > > I'm just following the documentation on the MythTV website whilst > compiling/installing MythTV, so not sure what I'm missing or doing wrong. > > Thanks, > Jeff. > > >On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 21:43:29 -0500 Alexander Varakin > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote. > > >Hmm, something is wrong with your setup. I am getting similar numbers on > > my > > P3 > > >677Mhz mythtv server. Do you have xv enabled? > > > >On Thursday 24 March 2005 06:28, Jeff_Logica wrote: > >> I have been following the forum for some time, and have been very > >> interested in peoples cpu loads. I have searched the forum and > > triedgetting > > >> everything listed with no luck. I have a combined Frontend/Backend > > system. > > >> I was able to watch Picture in Picture with some chop back in Myth > >> 0.15, but it has got progressivly worse with each upgrade. I believe, > >> based on other peoples results, that I have messed a setting up, but for > >> the life > > of > > >> me can not find which one(s). I have not yet attempted to try watching > > HD > > >> TV, this is all based on SD Digital (Australia). I am really interested > > in > > >> getting this sorted,as I'm hoping to build an XBox Frontend over the > >> next few weeks, but obviously don't want it to suffer the same problems. > >> I > > have > > >> tried the different DeInterlace, etc settings to no avail. > >> > >> The CPU Load, as shown by kcpuload is > >> When idle 0>> Recording 1 Card 2-3>> Recording 2 Card 4-6>> Watching > > Live/Record TV 86-90>> Watching Live TV PIP 93-96Very stuttery) > > >> Watching Live TV Recording 90-96>> Watching Video (Mostly DivX 5) > > (MythVideo calling MPlayer) 10-19>> > > >> This is a standard (Pentium Pro) compile of myth and associated bits, > > based > > >> on the comments in the myth documentation (Installing and using MythTV, > >> section 5.1) I have not compiled optimised for the Athlon XP, since the > >> documentation seems to indicate that it doesn't optimize correctly. > >> > >> I am just using the default Myth settings for the recording, which I > > think > > >> is RTJpeg and MP3. > >> > >> Box Specs: > >> Myth 0.17 > >> Mandrake 10.1 - Kernel 2.6.3-19mdk, Kde 3.2 > >> 2 VisionPlus VisionDTV DVB Cards (Bt878) > >> 3 IDE HDD > >> - hda - Seagate 80GB - OS MythMusic - Primary Master > >> - hdb - Seagate 200GB - MythVideo - Primary Slave > >> - hdc - Western Digital 200GB - MythTV - Ring Buffer and Recorded TV - > >> Secondary Master > >> Graphics - GeForce FX 5200 > >> Memory - 756MB > >> CPU - AMD Athlon XP 1600 > >> Motherboard - Asus A7N266 VM > >> Sound - On Board > >> > >> Any help in getting the CPU load down so I can atleast wacth PIP would > >> be very much appreciated. I am, based on others mileage, assuming that > >> this is possible. > >> > >> Thanks, (Sorry for the long post) > >> Jeff. > > > >_______________________________________________ > >mythtv-users mailing list > >[email protected] > >http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
