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    on ubuntu 11.10, nvidia 280, and a quadro 600 ( VDPAU Feature Sets C ),
    there is a slight stutter of the video (hd video)

    same problem with xubuntu, lubuntu, fedora, mint.

    But, no artefacts at all with archbang.

    media player : vlc

  • #2
    Please disable desktop effects (--no-composite) and try. what command you are using to play mplayer ?, Are you using latest mplayer ?
    Attach video you are using.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by sandipt View Post
      Please disable desktop effects (--no-composite) and try. what command you are using to play mplayer ?, Are you using latest mplayer ?
      Attach video you are using.
      I do not use mplayer (as specified) but vlc.
      and xubuntu is not a GL-enabled desktops, but the ugly line continues to rise unexpectedly.

      curiously, in ubuntu 11.04, the display of videos was impeccable, ONLY when compiz was ON !!!!!

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      • #4
        ok

        Originally posted by sandipt View Post
        Please disable desktop effects (--no-composite) and try. what command you are using to play mplayer ?, Are you using latest mplayer ?
        Attach video you are using.
        You was right : when enabling compiz on ArchBang, the ugly lines arise again when watching video.


        I guess, even with a quadro 600, 6go ram, Q9550, i need a primitive WM like openbox, with no compiz loaded, and with no fancy effects like transparency !!!!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by letocha View Post
          on ubuntu 11.10, nvidia 280, and a quadro 600 ( VDPAU Feature Sets C ),
          there is a slight stutter of the video (hd video)

          same problem with xubuntu, lubuntu, fedora, mint.

          But, no artefacts at all with archbang.

          media player : vlc
          I believe you need to install libva or vdpau-video, because vlc does not use vdpau directly, but needs some sort of backend installed for vaapi. (which I believe has a backend which defaults to either the x or gl shader acceleration method). Also Hardware acceleration in vlc on some distros is not flipped on by default.
          Last edited by WorBlux; 16 November 2011, 01:17 PM.

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          • #6
            Basically using the vdpau-video wrapper is not that good, it does not even work with xbmc correctly which supports vdpau + vaapi. vlc could only use vaapi when the ffmpeg/libav used was single threaded, otherwise it was disabled anyway because it immediately crashed. For native vdpau i would always use xmbc or mplayer2. mplayer2 can use the vdpau rendering too, needs vc override to use it for decode.

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