2016-02-09, 15:48
@Koying
yes but the overall purpose should be setting the correct pll for the video mode used, not calling the pll will just have a stuttering playback like with the command to disable framerate automation at all, that is still useful though in Android apps, for example in Netflix, since 1080p23hz is not enumerated you can only switch to 1080p24hz, at that point the "thing" adjusts it for the correct output. Disabling it at all leads to having another 8726MX that had no support for that.
@Koying
honestly I have no clue what they wanna do, I know for sure that in s905 kernel sources there is no "{VMODE_1080P_23HZ, 2975, 4, 2, 1, VIU_ENCP, 10, 2, 1, 1, -1, -1, -1, 1, -1}," mode, I found the clocks in a different file, with this content http://xbmclogs.com/pebm3lhah (s9 05 is gxbb, I'm still trying to find out where the clocks are since there are just the two analog ones...)
yes but the overall purpose should be setting the correct pll for the video mode used, not calling the pll will just have a stuttering playback like with the command to disable framerate automation at all, that is still useful though in Android apps, for example in Netflix, since 1080p23hz is not enumerated you can only switch to 1080p24hz, at that point the "thing" adjusts it for the correct output. Disabling it at all leads to having another 8726MX that had no support for that.
@Koying
honestly I have no clue what they wanna do, I know for sure that in s905 kernel sources there is no "{VMODE_1080P_23HZ, 2975, 4, 2, 1, VIU_ENCP, 10, 2, 1, 1, -1, -1, -1, 1, -1}," mode, I found the clocks in a different file, with this content http://xbmclogs.com/pebm3lhah (s9 05 is gxbb, I'm still trying to find out where the clocks are since there are just the two analog ones...)
