Thomas Winischhofer writes: > Bjorn Solberg wrote: >> >>> The limit is based on the documentation I had available when writing >>> the driver, and on the fact that exceeding those documented overlay >>> limits would result in a hardware lockup. It is possible that newer >>> hardware revisions have a different physical limit. You'd need to >>> rebuild the driver with the limit check removed/changed and see if it >>> locks up or not when bring up an XVideo window. >> Great! I'll download the source, find the limit check, modify it, >> rebuild and try again then. Since video shows fine in the same >> resolution under Windows XP, then hopefully that means it'll work for X11 >> as well. The Windows driver came on a separate CDROM with the computer. > Are you absolutely sure Windows is using the overlay and is not blitting > the YUV data into the framebuffer instead? No, can you tell me how to tell the difference? I know that the Windows driver is able to show high-quality DV (and DVD) video at full-screen without any jerkiness. Using -vo x11 or -vo gl for mplayer in X11, I can't expand the window even 20% before the video starts lagging. (But that's more because the X11 rendering is less efficient than Windows, due to its superior capabilities.) Thanks, Bjorn. _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list XFree86@xxxxxxxxxxx http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
