Hi
Might be a driver issue. Which card ?
I have been watching all kind of video both on a snv84 desktop with nvidia and
my old pentium M 1.6 on snv55 with ati without any hickups. What are you using
for playback ? I use mplayer from blastwave.
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Might be a driver issue. Which card ?
It's an NVidia 8800GT. The thing works fine, XVideo works fine (as in,
there's hardare scaling and what not). Even VSync works (since there are
no torn frames). It's just that there's jitter, i.e. frames not timed
well. Setting hires_tick smoothed it alot,
Mario Goebbels writes:
Might be a driver issue. Which card ?
It's an NVidia 8800GT. The thing works fine, XVideo works fine (as in,
there's hardare scaling and what not). Even VSync works (since there are
no torn frames). It's just that there's jitter, i.e. frames not timed
well.
It's an NVidia 8800GT. The thing works fine, XVideo works fine (as in,
there's hardare scaling and what not). Even VSync works (since there are
no torn frames). It's just that there's jitter, i.e. frames not timed
well. Setting hires_tick smoothed it alot, but there's still a little to
be
This is quite strange. I never needed to fiddled with any refresh rate
settings or anything else. Card on desktop is a 7400 integrated with some 64mb
shared ram. The only thing I did once was update the driver from nvidia site.
It was running fine even before that and I have watched even few
When watching videos in Solaris, I notice a lot of playback jitter. Under
Linux, video playback is much smoother. Since XVideo in Solaris on NVidia
supports vsync, I figured it might be a scheduling issue.
This morning, I was looking into configuring a custom kernel for my Linux
laptop, when I
Mario Goebbels writes:
Now checking options for Solaris, which runs on my desktop, I found out that
its only 100hz. Supposedly a slower tick rate results in coarser scheduling
granularity, contraproductive for multimedia. There's hires_tick, which
however immediately boosts the rate to
