I originally said:
I still can't get my ATI 9800 to use xvideo at over about 1024 resolutions;
so I can't watch HD shows in myth with xv on. (1920 and 1280 both fail with
the insufficient resources issue)
As Homer would say: Woo Hoo!
In trying to make myth play back X11 better I actually
On Monday 28 February 2005 17:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am currrently trying to display HD on my 36 Tube TV.
As in boring old NTSC TV. I cannot drive it at HD resolutions! It is
not an HD TV. Hence my need to scale.
Sorry; I went back and read your original post... I assumed that
On Monday 28 February 2005 17:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am currrently trying to display HD on my 36 Tube TV.
As in boring old NTSC TV. I cannot drive it at HD resolutions! It is
not an HD TV. Hence my need to scale.
Here are mplayer scripts I am currently using with
On Saturday 26 February 2005 10:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I still can't get my ATI 9800 to use xvideo at over about 1024
resolutions; so I can't watch HD shows in myth with xv on. (1920 and
1280 both fail with the insufficient resources issue)
Currently if I run myth with NO_XV it
Ever try one of the other MPlayer output methods? I've used SDL and
OpenGL in the past with some success. Try mplayer -vo help for a
list.
I already tried all the choices compiled into my version. SDL looked bad and
OpenGL looked worse.
Also, you could wrap MPlayer in a script that
On Monday 28 February 2005 12:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, you could wrap MPlayer in a script that uses XrandR to change
the
display resolution to the movie's native resolution on playback, so
no
scaling would be required.
Well.
I am currrently trying to display HD
I am currrently trying to display HD on my 36 Tube TV.
As in boring old NTSC TV. I cannot drive it at HD resolutions! It is not an
HD TV. Hence my need to scale.
No; I'm not talking about running at the TV's native resolution... I'm
talking about driving your TV at the movie's native
I am currrently trying to display HD on my 36 Tube TV.
As in boring old NTSC TV. I cannot drive it at HD resolutions! It is not an
HD TV. Hence my need to scale.
No; I'm not talking about running at the TV's native resolution... I'm
talking about driving your TV at the movie's native
On Saturday 26 February 2005 15:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I still can't get my ATI 9800 to use xvideo at over about 1024 resolutions;
so I can't watch HD shows in myth with xv on. (1920 and 1280 both fail with
the insufficient resources issue)
What is shown by:
xvinfo | grep XvImage
On my
