2013-11-25, 09:30
@VanillaXtract, I was referring to when I used to use fglrx.
The point of this thread is to not use fglrx/xvba closed source amd drivers. Your judder is from who knows what decoding. Good news is once you get rid of fglrx and install wsnipex mesa ppa which installs the new open source drivers, your system should rock. 8)
If you are having a hard time with minimal. Try xubuntu 64 13.10. Then follow the op but skip making the upstart script. Disable compositing in settings -> windows. It uses pulse - stereo HDMI is seems fine on my systems. Pm me if you need help setting it up.
Else you should try to redo the op guide again cleanly and do not load fglrx. The magic is the new open source driver.
The point of this thread is to not use fglrx/xvba closed source amd drivers. Your judder is from who knows what decoding. Good news is once you get rid of fglrx and install wsnipex mesa ppa which installs the new open source drivers, your system should rock. 8)
If you are having a hard time with minimal. Try xubuntu 64 13.10. Then follow the op but skip making the upstart script. Disable compositing in settings -> windows. It uses pulse - stereo HDMI is seems fine on my systems. Pm me if you need help setting it up.
Else you should try to redo the op guide again cleanly and do not load fglrx. The magic is the new open source driver.
