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- PolliSoft - 2009-03-28

ashlar Wrote::confused2: Wasn't Bobo suggesting the opposite?

I thought so to, but since the implementation is started from scratch, maybe it works in a different way.


- bobo1on1 - 2009-03-28

Triple buffering should now be disabled, the reason you get tearing now with triple buffering enabled is because of a driver bug/feature, if the application can't keep up with the refreshrate the nvidia driver turns off vsync.


- ashlar - 2009-03-29

PolliSoft Wrote:On request, merged with linuxport 19013:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mmyvnmmyymz/XBMCSetup-Rev19002linuxportMerge19013.exe
Thank you. Unfortunately something was missing... http://trac.xbmc.org/changeset/19028


- Nazgulled - 2009-03-29

I was here trying to get you guys a fresh build all those latest changes but I'm having trouble merging the latest "linuxport" changes with the "smoothvideo" branch... I have both of them checked out on my hard drive but I don't know how to correctly use TortoiseSVN to merge the two, sorry about that...

I'm sure someone else will upload something for you, still, if anyone uses TortoiseSVN, please give me some hints on how you merge them...


- spiff - 2009-03-29

right click your local copy of the branch you want to merge TO. select tortoisesvn -> merge

set the from url at the branch you want to merge FROM. select the revision range. hit merge.


- Hitcher - 2009-03-29

bobo1on1 Wrote:Hm that error seems to be D3DERR_DEVICELOST, I'll look into that.

Does that mean my card might work then or should I just forget about using smoothvideo?


- Nazgulled - 2009-03-29

spiff Wrote:right click your local copy of the branch you want to merge TO. select tortoisesvn -> merge

set the from url at the branch you want to merge FROM. select the revision range. hit merge.
Just to be clear, TO=smoothvideo and FROM=linuxport right? When I select "merge", I'm asked to select the merge type from 3 different ones, I suppose it's the first one, but I'm not sure...

Also, I tried this already, like you said and with first merge type but I didn't select any revision range, I left it blank and I believed it started to merge revisions 1-HEAD, which I suppose it's not good right? How do I know exactly which revisions should I merge? Should I look at the last revision number that bobo1on1 merged the svn himself with linxuport?


- bobo1on1 - 2009-03-29

Hitcher Wrote:Does that mean my card might work then or should I just forget about using smoothvideo?

It supports direct3d, so it should work, it just throws that error for some reason.
What it needs to support is IDirect3DDevice9::GetRasterStatus, but my code doesn't get to the part where that is checked.

When did you last update your drivers? Ati released new drivers on 3/18/2009.


- PolliSoft - 2009-03-29

ashlar Wrote:Thank you. Unfortunately something was missing... http://trac.xbmc.org/changeset/19028

Updated: Merged with 19053.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jwmynmjj4y2/XBMCSetup-Rev19027linuxportMerge19053.exe


- Hitcher - 2009-03-29

bobo1on1 Wrote:It supports direct3d, so it should work, it just throws that error for some reason.
What it needs to support is IDirect3DDevice9::GetRasterStatus, but my code doesn't get to the part where that is checked.

When did you last update your drivers? Ati released new drivers on 3/18/2009.

Just installed Rev.9.3 and now I don't even see 'CVideoReferenceClock:' in the debug log. Huh


- bobo1on1 - 2009-03-29

The logging was broken, I fixed it again.


- ashlar - 2009-03-29

PolliSoft Wrote:Updated: Merged with 19053.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jwmynmjj4y2/XBMCSetup-Rev19027linuxportMerge19053.exe
Many thanks. Really appreciated.


- alanwww1 - 2009-03-29

@bobo1on1

I tried today's svn and i experienced the following on Hardy Linux:

- The fps is NOT near the refresh rate (eg playing back PAL material on 50hz, i see 25fps not 50fps while playback). Is it normal ?

- When VDPAU is enabled i see horrible stuttering. I guess it is not worked on yet.

Generally for me things are not so smooth as with the versions before VDPAU merge.


- bobo1on1 - 2009-03-29

The fps is normal.
Can you svn up and post a debug log?


- alanwww1 - 2009-03-30

i'll do it tomorow, with vdpau enabled and with disabled.