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[Live] VDPAU Issues with RC1 -- How I fixed mine. - pfriederichs - 2009-12-19 Let me start by saying that all of the 9.11 Alpha / Beta live builds have worked great for me but I installed RC1 the day it came out and VDPAU was broken. I don't believe its actually an XBMC issue but perhaps just an out-dated driver issue with this specific Live build (I am not a Linux expert by any means). Anyhow I fixed my install by doing the following. From XBMC GUI: Close XBMC (Not shut down your PC -- this can also be done via. SSH and killing X). Login at the command prompt. wget http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/190.53/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-190.53-pkg1.run sudo sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-190.53-pkg1.run Note: At the end of the Nvidia driver installation it will prompt you asking if you wish to modify your current X config -- it defults to no (leave it this way). sudo reboot VDPAU is now working great in RC1. - parker - 2009-12-19 I followed your steps for installing the new NVIDIA driver but still wasn't getting video playback in XBMC. I noticed this message in my xbmc.log: Quote:09:55:12 T:2916178800 M:2984087552 NOTICE: Creating Demuxer I guess the NVIDIA install process changed the permissions on that file and made it unreadable by the 'xbmc' user, so I ran: Code: sudo chmod 644 /usr/lib/xbmc/system/players/dvdplayer/avformat-52-i486-linux.so That fixed the file permission error, but my XBMC now hangs every time I try to play a video. These are the last lines written to xbmc.log: Quote:10:02:01 T:3078641552 M:2968289280 NOTICE: DVDPlayer: Opening: /mnt/storage/Movies/Angels.mkv Did I miss something? Here's my full xbmc.log. - johnodon - 2009-12-19 I am going to try this now as I am having video probs that I did not have in b1 or b2. - madcat - 2009-12-19 This method works but make sure you get the correct package! For those who uses 64 bits ubuntu version, you will need NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-190.53-pkg2.run package - johnodon - 2009-12-19 Worked perfectly! - johnodon - 2009-12-19 madcat Wrote:This method works but make sure you get the correct package! Is it safe to assume that Live RC1 uses 32-bit? I installed the 32-bit Nvidia driver and it seems to be working fine. But if I would gain any advantage by using the 64-bit driver, I'll install that. John - mklein49 - 2009-12-19 That worked for me as well. Thanks! - Starstream - 2009-12-19 That worked great thanks pfriederichs - paulsnoop - 2009-12-19 Much better, thanks For some reason wget couldn't resolve us.download.nvidia.com via an SSH shell so I just FTPed the file across before installing. - pfriederichs - 2009-12-19 johnodon Wrote:Is it safe to assume that Live RC1 uses 32-bit? I installed the 32-bit Nvidia driver and it seems to be working fine. But if I would gain any advantage by using the 64-bit driver, I'll install that. Yes Live is using the 32bit driver -- I assume the 64bit driver will either outright not install or potentially cause other issues. - JoeEagle - 2009-12-19 works ... perfect ... thank you - hazeh - 2009-12-20 I also needed to upgrade to 190.53 to get my gt220 to use vdpau with rc1 live install. worked great for me too! - scarjacket - 2009-12-20 thanks for posting the fix...i was kinda frustrated that we are now at rc-1 and had this vdpau hiccup, when it was working great in beta1. this "fix" worked great for me! btw, i'm running a xbmclive rc-1 install. thanks again! - X3lectric - 2009-12-21 erm guys my only issues and despite I have the correct ppas so I dont need the package mentioned, it occurred to me that stutering and other issue are limitations of the protocols since latency is a bummer, especially on smb. on a side note I turned on auto interleave that helps and what also would help if we could control disabling cache like on xbox that solves a lot of issues. - buxton - 2009-12-21 Worked like a charm for me, thank you kind sir. |