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(2014-03-21, 22:36)Daikon Wrote: [ -> ]... oh man. expert... That was my mistake... thx a lot. Do y have a good guide to install vdr with vnsi5 server for ubuntu saucy?

you could try this one: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=189534
Ist das ein VNSI5 Server?

Kriege folgende Meldung wenn ich den vdr starte: Searching for plugins (VDR 2.0.3/2.0.0) (cache hit): vnsiserver5.
Quote:(cache hit): vnsiserver5.

What do you think the "5" stands for?
The linuxworld is a new area for me. if i should interpret the line i think vdr is searching vnsi server 5 but vdr can't find it.
(2014-03-21, 23:10)Daikon Wrote: [ -> ]The linuxworld is a new area for me. if i should interpret the line i think vdr is searching vnsi server 5 but vdr can't find it.

please move this discussion to vdr section
(2014-02-14, 10:09)wsnipex Wrote: [ -> ]you are running mesa 10.1.
Are there any known problems with mesa3d 10.1.* and FernetMentas repo? I am seeing these errors:
Quote:15:37:34 T:3036358320 NOTICE: Using GL_TEXTURE_2D
15:37:34 T:3036358320 DEBUG: GL: Requested render method: 0
15:37:34 T:3036358320 NOTICE: GL: ARB shaders support detected
15:37:34 T:3036358320 DEBUG: GL: YUV2RGBProgressiveShaderARB: loading yuv2rgb_basic_2d.arb
15:37:34 T:3036358320 NOTICE: GL: Selecting Single Pass ARB YUV2RGB shader
15:37:34 T:3036358320 NOTICE: GL: No vertex shader, fixed pipeline in use
15:37:34 T:3036358320 ERROR: GL: GLSL shaders not supported
15:37:34 T:3036358320 ERROR: GL: Error compiling and linking video filter shader
15:37:34 T:3036358320 ERROR: GL: Falling back to bilinear due to failure to init scaler
OpenELEC uses mesa3d 10.1 already.

EDIT: Problem is fixed with mesa3d 10.1.1 and https://github.com/FernetMenta/xbmc/comm...3f1e029bd3
No idea, that howto installs Saucy for now.

Edit: Reproduce with xbmcbuntu v13
is it planed to integrate this feature available in the upstream?
i mean for now this feature (sw deinterlacers while using hw for decoding) is only available through this special patched repro. will this be integrated into the official branch?
Yes - directly after gotham comes the big merge (as answered triple times in this thread).
(2014-03-26, 20:57)fritsch Wrote: [ -> ]Yes - directly after gotham comes the big merge (as answered triple times in this thread).




thanks and sorry. i looked through a couple of pages but haven't found that info.
XBMCBuntu 13 would also become it after Gotham?
you can always add this ppa on xbmcbuntu.
Yes, i thought it already, but default it would ship without Yadif?
Or what is meant with the "upstream" here?
upstream: github.com/xbmc
fernetmenta: github.com/fernetmenta <- technology demo and future demonstration of what will probably come to gotham +1

upstream xbmc won't have ffmpeg 2.x and also not the yadif deinterlacer. It will come after gotham release.
The VPP might be worth another try. I tried building libva, vaapi intel-driver and gstreamer-vaapi from git, and interlaced mpeg2 decoding and deinterlacing using gstreamer seem to be working fine. No green block artifacts in decoding, and no green stripes in deinterlacing. I did manage to hang the GPU though, probably because of old drivers and compositing (Haswell I5 laptop running Ubuntu 13.10).