Nvidia 9300 poor performance with VDPAU
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Linux Distribution : Ubuntu 8.10 up to date (27/04/2009)
Architecture : i686
Install Method : Build from SVN
SVN Revision : XBMC 9.04-beta1 r19746 (Compiled : Apr 27 2009)
xbmc-log : http://pastebin.ca/1405230
mplayer error log : http://pastebin.ca/1405235


Hardware Specs :
Motherboard : Zotac 9300-ITX
Processor : Intel E5200 2.5Ghz 2MB Cache L2
RAM : 3GB DDR2 800Mhz
Graphics Card : Nvidia 9300 512MB (reserved RAM)
HDD : Toshiba 320GB SATA 2.5" 5400rpm


Hello,

I recently bought a zotac 9300-ITX to create a custom HTPC.

I installed ubuntu 8.10, downloaded all the updates (including nvidia drivers + vdpau support).

I've followed Readme.linux to download XBMC sources through SVN and compiled them by the book ( --enable-vdpau). The only problem is that the killa-sampla.x264.mkv still runs very slowly and the cpu reaches 100%

I also tried to compile mplayer with vdpau support but it keeps crashing too (check pastebin)

What am I doing wrong ?
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#2
Not following the sticky on how to post problems in a useful manner for one. Wink

How much RAM did you dedicate to video?
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#3
How much RAM is allocated to the GPU?

Why did you paste the mplayer debugspew and not the xbmc on an XBMC forum?! lol
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#4
check your bios vram setting.
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#5
I reckon you should maybe check your VRAM setting.
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althekiller Wrote:Not following the sticky on how to post problems in a useful manner for one. Wink

How much RAM did you dedicate to video?

Sorry, will read it right now ! Smile

motd2k Wrote:How much RAM is allocated to the GPU?

Why did you paste the mplayer debugspew and not the xbmc on an XBMC forum?! lol

Because it complains about vdpau and it could be related. Also, I couldn't find a xbmc.log
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motd2k Wrote:I reckon you should maybe check your VRAM setting.

I already did that but I don't know what should I consider as a bad "setting". Sad

EDIT: First post edited with all information requested.
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#8
Also, did you explicitly set video player settings to VDPAU, or are you using auto detect?
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#9
fasteddy Wrote:Also, did you explicitly set video player settings to VDPAU, or are you using auto detect?

BINGO !

That was my problem ! After enabling it my cpu load passed from 100% to 5~10%

Thanks ! Big Grin
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#10
PLZ
witch SVNu install Form?
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