OoO En cette matinée ensoleillée du lundi 15 décembre 2003, vers 09:00, "Pisupati, Ajay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
> There might have been a similar question asked before on this list,
> but I am not sure. so, here's my situation:
> I have an ibook 2.2 800MHz with 256MB ram. I am running a 2.4.20-benh
> kernel. No ALSA yet. Using Xine (also tried ogle) to play the DVDs. The
> DVDs are playing, but they are quite choppy. Not so much that it is
> unwatchable, but enough so that it is irritating. I have DMA enabled on
> the drive. I am looking for any suggestions that will help me get a smooth
> playback.
First, use ALSA (and its OSS emulation). Here, with a 700 MHz iBook,
DVD playback is almost fine : sound is OK and the image seems to jump
every minute but it is hardly noticeable. I think that you should get
a smooth playback with the additional 100 MHz.
And make sure you really enable the DMA : echo using_dma:1 >
/proc/ide/hdb/settings, sometimes it is disabled without any
reason. Keep Xine, it is the best for DVD. For DivX, use mplayer.
Remove your .xine, default settings are fine.
What X server do you use ?
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