for mplayer try -cache 16384 or something to increase the cache size this helps
a lot on my ati based notebook... don't knwo if such an option exists for
xine...
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Eric C. Saxe wrote:
I ran into the same problem while trying to watch a DVD using xine.
Xine doesn't work for me either. Strange thing is that the worse
performance I get is with OpenGL driver in mplayer. My notebook also
has ATI Radeon card. IIRC, ATI used to have poor OpenGL support.
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I ran into the same problem while trying to watch a DVD using xine. The
performance was terrible. I have an ATI Radeon based chipset, I understand at
least part of the issue is related to the driver. Hopefully someone who knows
more can comment...I would *love* to see this fixed.
-Eric
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Paul Andre wrote:
Does your Xserver support the Xvideo extension ?
xdpyinfo | grep -i xvideo
It does! It is listed by xdpyinfo.
Does your media player use it ?
Well, I don't know for sure. Here's the list of video output drivers
for mplayer that I have (downloaded from blastwave.org).
Hi,
Does your Xserver support the Xvideo extension ?
xdpyinfo | grep -i xvideo
Does your media player use it ?
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