Hello,
I've experienced something much resembling what you say under 2), also with a Radeon 
VE and a digital flat panel (Compaq FP500).
To see if it is really the same thing i'd, personally, be very happy to hear: 

1) Can you cover a Xv-area on the screen in a manner that it remains 
rectangular, ie make a large xterm cover the right half of the area?

2) If you try to overlap a corner of an Xv-area with another program, which gets focus 
from the area of overlap?

I can overlap Xv with other windows, but only clip the Xv area into rectangular shapes 
(as opposed to on my TNT2 where it works a treat, at least on the nvidia driver). If I 
try to overlap only a corner, the focus situation is as if I succeded, but the 
Xv-image is ontop. I do think this might be considered at least a glitch if not even a 
bug.

 On Wed, Jan 09, 
2002 at 10:09:09AM +0100, Marco Coli wrote: > Hello,
> 
> I recently switched from a Matrox G400 with CRT 17' to a Radeon VE with
> a 15' Samsung Digital Flat Panel (151D).
> 
> All ok, using RH7.2 Xfree or CVS built (with or without gatos ati
> enhancements) except for these 2 items:
> 
> 1) DPMS not avalaible (Xfree log says it is not supported by the panel,
> but it's strange, on Windog it works). Forcing it with xset +dpms has no
> effect
> 2) Xv works without problems (and DVD output is a lot faster than with
> the former Matrox), but any window containing Xv driven-application
> (like xine) stays always on top. Any other non-Xv windows is not capable
> to go on top, if it overlaps an Xv window. This wasn't happening with
> the Matrox card, where the behaviour of every window, regardless of its
> nature, was correctly handled by the window manager. Is this a bug of
> the driver or a "feature" of the card ?
> 
> Thank you
> Marco Coli
> 
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