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Note that some TVs do support 23.976 and 24hz. Since xrandr rounds those values it can't determine between those two. You might need to disable one of those modes or find a way how to have both enabled and chose 23.976 by e.g. 23. Not sure how to do this on ATI.
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fritsch
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Enable vsync in xbmc should be enough to get tearing handled. If this does not work, the second you can try is in amdcccle to set the 3D - more options - Wait for vblank to Quality (slider to the right) <- sorry do not have a catalyst handy at the moment, so translations do vary.
If all of this does not work: enable tearfree through amdcccle, which should be the last resort.
First decide what functions / features you expect from a system. Then decide for the hardware. Don't waste your money on crap.
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Can you try disabling pvr or using vnsi.
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AFAIK, vnsi is obsolete.
I'll disable LiveTV before going to sleep, as my family uses XBMC for watching TV on the evening.
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(This post was last modified: 2011-12-25, 22:28 by kobik.)
Thanks.
I see it's currently not compatible with the current VNSI addon on the XBMC side.
Is that correct?
Edit: Forget it. After another XBMC restart it works.
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The well is confused by the Odenkamp VNSI no longer needed because it supports TVHeadend. Pipelka supports only VDR and its own xvdr interface.
VNSI is and remains the only plugin for VDR with officially support by the XBMC Team.