syrius.ml@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Anssi Hannula <anssi.hannula@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > > >>Hi! >> >>Those who run vdr-xine with the network patches, what is the version of >>your libxine and which patches do you use for libxine and vdr-xine? >> >>I tried with the patches from x-vdr, vdr-xine-0.7.9, vdr-1.4.0-2 and >>http://home.vrweb.de/~rnissl/xine-lib-cvs-20060319194500.tar.bz2, but >>I'm unable to get a good video. I estimate the framerate to be about >>0,2fps... Both systems have over 70% idle. > > > I use vdr-xine 0.7.7 > with 0.7.9 it doesn't work as nice. on one computer it was running ok (with > the default settings 4/4/no monitor) and on another computer (a faster > one) it wasn't. (jerk every 5/10 sec + sound desynchronised). > > now running vdr-1.4.0-1 + vdr-xine-0.7.7 and everything is ok (-ish) > (the fast forward/rewind is not as perfect as with 0.7.9 but it's less > important) > Okay, I installed vdr-xine-0.7.7. While my 0.7.9 patched libxine was installed with vdr-xine 0.7.7, the video was much better, but still jerky (no buffer overflows etc, and the video wasn't lagging behind, just skipping most frames). I then installed libxine again, this time patched with the correct 0.7.7 patch. Now I don't get any video at all, just "No signal". The remote events do still get through, as I see the channel-switching in the log. -- Anssi Hannula
