[il_marcello]

Hi to all, this is the first time I write on this forum.

I have a ASUS E35M1-I DELUXE motherboard (which comes with an integrated HD6310 graphic card) with 4GB ram and a 1TB hard disk.

I installed XBMC 11 following these instructions: http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW...th_AMD_GPU, the only variation being that the latest drivers available from AMD are 12.10 (and not 12.6/12.4 as in the instructions). The problem is that HD video, both 1080p and 720p, is very very choppy.

This is what I tried to solve the problem:
- install on xubuntu and lubuntu, both 32 and 64bit
- install on windows7
- try the drivers provided by ubuntu and the ones from the AMD website

but nothing worked.
Low-res videos work as expected, but having no HD sucks

I'm starting to think that the motherboard is defective.

Any suggestion would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[un1versal]

Welcome to the Forums

Have a look at deinterlacing and set it to auto or off

While a video is playing bring up osd

See these screenshots for how to



then save for all videos



uNi

[il_marcello]

Hi! Thanks for your reply!

Unfortunately the setting was already on "off".

I tried it with different files, but it's still choppy

I activated the debug, it says that while playing my cpus are at 30% more or less, and the CPU-XBMC (I think) is at 60% more or less.

The only error in the log file is that it cannot initialize VDPAU.

Any other ideas?

[un1versal]

No, your on a AMD system it doesn't use vdpau it uses vaapi, your problem is xbmc 11 Eden doesn't have proper vaapi support

Install xbmc from https://launchpad.net/~wsnipex/+archive/xbmc-xvba-eden for Eden v11 or better yet use the pre-frodo which is even better from https://launchpad.net/~wsnipex/+archive/xbmc-xvba

uNi

[bluray]

Have you enable DXVA2, select Auto Detect as Render Method and disable everything else in system/settings/video/playback?