2012-11-26, 10:11
@mauro2306:
I looked at your amdpcsdb file, the HWUVDLevel51 entry is missing. It cannot work this way.
Do again, what wsnipex says, stop every running X process, make sure that no X is running. To be totally sure, also rmmod fglrx.
and reboot the computer. After restart you should see HWUVD_H264Level51Support in your /etc/ati/amdpcsdb file. If it is not there, there is no chance that it works. Please use the version wsnipex supplies in his xbmc-xvba package. I changed the heuristics to detect "broken" files, out of spec. AMD is very exact on those - if you tell them "Hey, I am level 4.1 or Hey I am level 5.0" it trusts you and therefore only computes a special number of Reframes, wich results in artefacts. In the newest version, I recalc every spec, when the ReFrames are more than 4.
So good luck.
I looked at your amdpcsdb file, the HWUVDLevel51 entry is missing. It cannot work this way.
Do again, what wsnipex says, stop every running X process, make sure that no X is running. To be totally sure, also rmmod fglrx.
Code:
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo killall -9 X
sudo rmmod fglrx
sudo aticonfig --set-pcs-u32=MCIL,HWUVD_H264Level51Support,1and reboot the computer. After restart you should see HWUVD_H264Level51Support in your /etc/ati/amdpcsdb file. If it is not there, there is no chance that it works. Please use the version wsnipex supplies in his xbmc-xvba package. I changed the heuristics to detect "broken" files, out of spec. AMD is very exact on those - if you tell them "Hey, I am level 4.1 or Hey I am level 5.0" it trusts you and therefore only computes a special number of Reframes, wich results in artefacts. In the newest version, I recalc every spec, when the ReFrames are more than 4.
So good luck.
