Re: movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

Can someone point me to bug, which discuss this problem - as i know it currently has no solution - where can i find more info about that? Thanks! David 2008/8/7 David Hláčik [EMAIL PROTECTED] Only one solution is to disable compiz, i will have to wait for stupid ATI drivers - i hate ati!

Re: movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

On 07/08/2008, David Hláčik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Only one solution is to disable compiz, i will have to wait for stupid ATI drivers - i hate ati! D. First before you start spittin feathers, AMD/ATI have been dropping documentation since last year If you are capable you can help out! if

Re: movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

Only one solution is to disable compiz, i will have to wait for stupid ATI drivers - i hate ati! D. 2008/8/6 David Hláčik [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well, so far i have found , that when i go to Desktop Effects and disable compiz, everything works fine, when i enable it it is back. Where to disable

Re: movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

On Thursday 07 August 2008 17:21:21 David Hláčik wrote: Only one solution is to disable compiz, i will have to wait for stupid ATI drivers - i hate ati! Wait 'til you see what nvidia drivers for some boards do with KDE 4 :-) You'll be glad you have ati then. Anne signature.asc

movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

Hello guys, i have Fedora 9 i386. I followed how-to tutorial about ATI drivers on Fedora 9 (with downgraded X server) on this forum. I have installed from livna totem-gstreamer plugins for totem to play DivX/Xvid Movies. Yes totem is now playing movies, but video is blinking - i believe that

Re: movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

David Hlác(ik wrote: Hello guys, i have Fedora 9 i386. I followed how-to tutorial about ATI drivers on Fedora 9 (with downgraded X server) on this forum. I have installed from livna totem-gstreamer plugins for totem to play DivX/Xvid Movies. Yes totem is now playing movies, but video is

Re: movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

So it is problem with Xvideo video output not opengl , - it means that totem by default also uses Xvideo video output. On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 1:01 PM, David Hláčik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello guys, i have Fedora 9 i386. I followed how-to tutorial about ATI drivers on Fedora 9 (with

Re: movies are blinking with ATI on Fedora 9

Well, so far i have found , that when i go to Desktop Effects and disable compiz, everything works fine, when i enable it it is back. Where to disable that vsync and how ? Thanks, David 2008/8/6 David Hláčik [EMAIL PROTECTED] So it is problem with Xvideo video output not opengl , - it means