2009-06-19, 17:17
ah damn, I misunderstood sparky's post... after reading it for maybe the third time, I got it. one of the beers yesterday night must've been bad...
2009-06-19, 17:29
Hannes The Hun Wrote:one of the beers yesterday night must've been bad...
It's *always* the last one...
2009-07-03, 20:10
ok, so am i right in thinking that this fixes the `judder` problem the ion based boards have when playing HD back (when they pan a scene)?
and also is there no release availible with this included other than getting the saource and compiling it yourself?
cheers
and also is there no release availible with this included other than getting the saource and compiling it yourself?
cheers
2009-07-03, 21:08
Probably not. Judder is an inherent artifact of 24p content. If your frame rate never goes above 30fps, then this will fix your problem.
2009-07-03, 21:22
thecheekymonkey Wrote:and also is there no release availible with this included other than getting the saource and compiling it yourself?
fixed since r21063
2009-07-03, 22:22
thecheekymonkey Wrote:ok, so am i right in thinking that this fixes the `judder` problem the ion based boards have when playing HD back (when they pan a scene)?
Nearly all boards with IGP had the judder problem, also have the ION-based ones.
Mine (Zotac) is now completely judder-free!
thecheekymonkey Wrote:and also is there no release availible with this included other than getting the saource and compiling it yourself?
cheers
No, you have to compile from svn or find a source with pre-compiled packages (I don't know any, as I'm compiling from SVN - it's easy, as I can manage it as a noob :-) )
2009-07-08, 23:46
pat1975 Wrote:Nearly all boards with IGP had the judder problem, also have the ION-based ones.
Mine (Zotac) is now completely judder-free!
No, you have to compile from svn or find a source with pre-compiled packages (I don't know any, as I'm compiling from SVN - it's easy, as I can manage it as a noob :-) )
thanks for the posts
you could try
http://www.sshcs.com/xbmc/?mode=BL
seems a pretty good sight, think i will update tonight
thannks very much for the reply!!!!!!!!!!!!
p.s. i`ll report back
2009-07-09, 03:52
ok well i followed a guide on here for updating a live install of xbmc live and my system is now unworkable, does anyone know of a location of a ready built newer svn iso disk of the live version?
cheers
cheers
2009-07-09, 04:41
thecheekymonkey Wrote:ok well i followed a guide on here for updating a live install of xbmc live and my system is now unworkable, does anyone know of a location of a ready built newer svn iso disk of the live version?
cheers
Which guide was that? I want to do the same as well (update Live).
Edit: Without killing it of course.
2009-07-11, 23:19
Can someone help me intergrate this patch into the Live version of XBMC?
I just don't want to install a full Ubuntun version and then XBMC.
The fact that XBMC live boots so fast is the main reason to use it.
Also the fact that I do not have ANY experience with Linux is also a big reason
I just don't want to install a full Ubuntun version and then XBMC.
The fact that XBMC live boots so fast is the main reason to use it.
Also the fact that I do not have ANY experience with Linux is also a big reason
2009-07-12, 09:41
You would have to compile xbmc from svn sources (where this patch is already in btw). That's nothing i'd recommend to ANY newbie in Linux. Alternatively, use one of the SVN PPAs (read the stickies where to get'em and how to install).
