rjkm schrieb: > Igor writes: > > > > > > I have > > > CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6400 @ 2.13GHz (Family: 6, Model: > 15, > > > Stepping: 6) > > > and picture of "x264 recording VIDEO: [avc1] 1280x720 24bpp 23.976 > fps" is > > > just perfect, but sound comes out about 0,2 second too early with xine. > > > > > > With my other machine "AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3400+" can not play > those > > > file with-out heavy problems, totaly under power CPU for that kind of > > > playback. > > > > My friend has a configuration > > > > hard: Asus P35 + Intel 2160 @ 3GHz + 2GB ram (@800MHz) + SATA disk + > ATI2600XT 256MB + TT3200 > > soft: > > debian testing (lenny) kernel 2.6.22-2-686 > > V4L-dvb = Multiproto - 26.10.07 > > xorg video driver = ati 8.41.7 (fglrx) > > > > vdr 1.5.10 + vdr-1.5.10-dvbs2-h264-syncearly-framespersec.diff > > xine-0.8.0 plugin > > > > ffmpeg-cvs from 08.11.2007 > > xine-lib-1.2 from 8.11.07 > > xine-ui from 8.11.07 > > > > and can see the h.264 dvb-s2 channels with average 60% CPU load. > > What kind of streams are these? What bitrate and resolution? > > For real comparisons we will need to specify the exact stream parameters. If > sombody has some links to files, I can run tests on a decypher chip. > Then we can compare that to the load on different CPUs. > > i would really like to see this - allthough i can't help in finding files. Even a C2D + RAM +Video card @60% load for average TV viewing sounds crazy to me - so i would prefer HDe as well - as soon as it is available and some people are using it. At the moment with my CRT TV there is no real use for it anyway ;)
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