> I'm not sure if someone said this already or not, but the XvPutVideo simply > displays incoming analog video into the drawable specified in the > XvPutVideo call (some setup and configuration calls are req'd previous to > calling XvPutVideo() ).
Thanks! That sounds really like i'am doing something wrong using repeated calls of XvPutStill() every 40ms (PAL). So it would work to just call XvPutVideo() once. I thought i made it right, as xawtv and mplayer both do use Still. I tried just to use Video() but it did'nt display anything at all. Do you have sample code working as described? > moving YUV across the bus, but it should use no CPU. Yes, so i thought. But that would mean, that the XServer loads it's data directly from the v4l device itself (mmap-io or direct write into AGP-memory?) The latter should work if the ximage is a contigous array in AGP memory only. > All-in-Wonder Radeon 8500 DV with the GATOS drivers. �Also, if you load the > v4l module in your XF86Config-4, you will be able to use the XvPutVideo I did load the module and hence xvinfo prints out information on XvPutVideo() but still no result. > call on a video4linux device installed in your machine. �If anyone knows of I tested it with bttv and dvb cards, botht did'nt work as expected, just with XvPutStill() (The v4l-dvb drivers are available at linuxtv.org, maybe someone can find a hint in the driver itself) Can it be, that whether V3K (or VxK) nor Matrox nor NVIDIA can do this? _______________________________________________ Xpert mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert
