(2014-08-29, 09:29)FernetMenta Wrote: All keyboard input is handled by XLib. If a window has focus, it receives the input. The only reason I can think of why you don't get input is that the window has no focus. Maybe you give the window focus by killing boblight. How exactly do you kill boblight? Can you attach a mouse and focus XBMC by clicking somewhere in the window? Would this change anything?

(2014-08-29, 15:16)wsnipex Wrote: workaround: configure your WM to not follow the mouse, ie. to not bring windows under the mouse in front

(2014-08-29, 15:02)FernetMenta Wrote: I am not familiar with boblight. What is the boblight rendering area? Does it open a window? When xbmc launches it opens its window and the mouse pointer is positioned withing this window. It may be the top left corner but this still belongs to XBMC's window.

(2014-08-29, 15:43)metheos Wrote: boblight-v4l is a binary in the boblight project that renders the video from a capture device on a small region of the screen in order to grab pixel color data and output it to ambilight-like devices.

https://code.google.com/p/boblight/

I guess a workaround would be to script a mouse move to the center of the screen on xbmc startup. But I'm pretty sure it was in the center in previous releases.

I realize however I'm probably the only person in existence that's using boblight-v4l alongside xbmc...

(2014-08-29, 16:14)FernetMenta Wrote: does boblight open a window? is that a visible window?
if this is the case, you do something wrong. you should not have more than a single application run without a window manager. you log states, that you run without a WM.

(2014-08-29, 17:05)FernetMenta Wrote: I thought this was only for debugging:

if (g_flagmanager.m_debug)
{

Have you tried with a WM? it should work then. Nevertheless, I will push a patch which positions the pointer in the center of the window on creation.

(2014-08-29, 15:45)funkhouser Wrote: Is there any fix for the radeon driver and DVB/Mpeg2?

Using VDPAU for both h264 and Mpeg2 decoding from the DVB card gives a lot of skipped frames (h264 files from disk run perfectly) and for Mpeg2 everything locks up on channel stop or change, for several seconds, checking the logs it's the GPU stall for more than XXXXms etc error.

Disable VDPAU acceleration and everything works perfectly.

System is Ubuntu 14.04, 3.16.0-031600-generic, xbmc 13.2, tbs6981 (propietary drivers - linuxtv drivers don't work).

Will post up logs later.