Wow, that was a quick answer. I'm sorry to say, that I cannot try the xv
tip myself right now, since I'm running Windows on the machine. But i
will try it later.
If someone out there, could fix this, please do.
If not, I might try to fix it myself, altough I have no experience
developing device drivers, but I'm willing to give it a try.
Maybe there's some very similiar code somewhere else in the source tree,
that you could almost copy and paste? Please give me some pointers if it
is?
I was thinking about bying a portable with a Geforce To Go or similiar
in it, but I ranned out of cash...:( (Sorry...;P).
Thanks for the quick response...

On Sun, 2002-03-31 at 20:10, Mark Vojkovich wrote:
> On 31 Mar 2002, lurwas wrote:
> 
> > Hi.
> > I'm wondering of the status of the Silicon Motion Lynx 3DM driver?
> > I've tried it once before, and I can't seem to get a decent frame rate
> > when playing DVD and DivX movies (I can when using Windows). This is a
> > Pentium III 600Mhz processor with 128 MB ram, so the hardware should be
> > sufficient?
> > I've tried with both Xine (one of the latest versions), XMMS avi-plugin,
> > vlc and so on. I've also read the Lynx 3DM man page that  comes with the
> > driver, and have experemeted with some of the settings. Whilst getting a
> > performance increase with some of them, the frame rate doesn't even come
> > near to being "acceptable".
> > So, could someone plese give me the status on this one? Is it a lost
> > cause? I hate to have to run Windows, just to play DivX's and DVD's...:(
> > 
> 
>    Looking at the code for the siliconmotion driver in the tree, I'm 
> not surprised.  It looks like the driver is polling until the retrace
> everytime it has to put a frame.  I would expect that to eat up more
> CPU than just doing all the video in software.   You should probably
> try it without Xv, if that's being used now.  Or somebody should fix
> the drivers.
> 
> 
>                               Mark.
> 
> 


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