2010-04-19, 15:56
sabath Wrote:sorry for stupid question but how to know whether it interlaced or not
and why interlaces can't be play backed with Broadcom HD?
It's a bug. See #3) at http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=69384
It's a bug. See #3) at http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=69384
2010-04-19, 16:26
davilla Wrote:It's a bug. See #3) at http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=69384
thnx for reply.
And to finish with that plz tell me how define interlaced video in MAC OS?
2010-04-19, 16:32
sabath Wrote:thnx for reply.
And to finish with that plz tell me how define interlaced video in MAC OS?
Not sure I understand your question, interlacing is a property of the video content. There's nothing to define under MacOS (OSX).
2010-04-19, 16:42
davilla Wrote:Not sure I understand your question, interlacing is a property of the video content. There's nothing to define under MacOS (OSX).
how is to find out that it's interlaced
2010-04-19, 16:45
sabath Wrote:how is to find out that it's interlaced
Google for "mediainfo", it's an application that will tell all about video content. There's a version for a OS's.
2010-04-19, 19:50
thank you very much for replying patiently.
so I get media info and checked a file.
It's progressive
1280x720
FPS = 59,94
stream bitrate - 2 994 kbps
While playing in MXMC I have about 10 seconds of FPS around 60 and then it falls to 11-12. I can restore FPS only after restarting playback
so I get media info and checked a file.
It's progressive
1280x720
FPS = 59,94
stream bitrate - 2 994 kbps
While playing in MXMC I have about 10 seconds of FPS around 60 and then it falls to 11-12. I can restore FPS only after restarting playback
2010-04-19, 20:24
sabath Wrote:thank you very much for replying patiently.
so I get media info and checked a file.
It's progressive
1280x720
FPS = 59,94
stream bitrate - 2 994 kbps
While playing in MXMC I have about 10 seconds of FPS around 60 and then it falls to 11-12. I can restore FPS only after restarting playback
Yes, there is also an issue with 720p@60 .
2010-04-19, 20:49
davilla Wrote:Yes, there is also an issue with 720p@60 .
any chances to solve it in nearest future?
2010-04-19, 21:06
sabath Wrote:any chances to solve it in nearest future?
It's on the list, ETA is unknown at the current time.
2010-04-19, 21:22
720p@60fps must be excellent for sports!
Solving the interlace issue would be great too as European EH PVR record 1080i
Solving the interlace issue would be great too as European EH PVR record 1080i
2010-04-19, 22:49
interceptor121 Wrote:720p@60fps must be excellent for sports!
Solving the interlace issue would be great too as European EH PVR record 1080i
You are right. Almost all Nhl games are in 720p fps60. Now stanley cup play offs and i can't enjoy it on big screen .must watch on laptop. Sad but true
2010-04-20, 01:47
sabath Wrote:You are right. Almost all Nhl games are in 720p fps60. Now stanley cup play offs and i can't enjoy it on big screen .must watch on laptop. Sad but true
Feel for you. I'm lucky that my TV faces Seymour mountain in Vancouver so I can pick up CBC in glorious OTA HD.
/sorry for the threadjack.
2010-04-21, 16:05
Hi Guys,
Could you help me out? I have Apple TV (3.0.2), patchsticked with XBMC 9.11 and nitoTV installed and running OK. I have just ordered Crystal HD from logicsupply and expect it to be delivered soon.
Could you please let me know the easiest way to install all necessary files on Apple TV to get 720p working? I know the hardware part from youtube, but I am totally not sure how to install drivers and how to get the proper XBMC into the Apple TV.
I hope I don't need to compile anything on Apple TV or elsewhere (I don't have a MAC). It would be best if a permanent solution (working after reboot) was available. Please feel free to paste command lines in necessary.
Thanks in advance.
Could you help me out? I have Apple TV (3.0.2), patchsticked with XBMC 9.11 and nitoTV installed and running OK. I have just ordered Crystal HD from logicsupply and expect it to be delivered soon.
Could you please let me know the easiest way to install all necessary files on Apple TV to get 720p working? I know the hardware part from youtube, but I am totally not sure how to install drivers and how to get the proper XBMC into the Apple TV.
I hope I don't need to compile anything on Apple TV or elsewhere (I don't have a MAC). It would be best if a permanent solution (working after reboot) was available. Please feel free to paste command lines in necessary.
Thanks in advance.
2010-04-21, 19:51
The procedure is on davilla googlecode project page
2010-04-21, 20:42
Can you give a link to posts were it is explained how to install files on Apple TV, but without compiling? Which steps can I skip in his guide if I choose to download binaries only?
What about getting proper XBMC? How to do it the easiest way? If I have 9.11 already, can I backup it before upgrading?
What about getting proper XBMC? How to do it the easiest way? If I have 9.11 already, can I backup it before upgrading?
