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  • deragoku
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    Any quality assurance, in addition to the company of Lindows and XFree86 and calling Linux "like DOS" fglrx to you? It just seems like if I run five minutes after, like this kind of thing, you think anybody at AMD.

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  • Rallos Zek
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    Originally posted by allquixotic View Post
    DUDE! Didn't you read the earlier posts in this topic?!



    Just Do It!
    Thank you!!!

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  • evolution
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    Originally posted by ntt2010 View Post
    Well, one could always wish. I'm stuck because my liux XBMC player is installed on a laptop
    (for low power consumption + noice, and fast booting).
    And my latop uses an AMD HD 4200 graphic cards .

    Do you know if there is a way to add NVIDIA (or any better supported media video chip)
    to the laptop?
    Maybe in the day that Microsoft doesn't own the hardware you buy...

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  • allquixotic
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    Originally posted by Rallos Zek View Post
    Wow these "12.4" drivers rock! They fix every problem I had with fglrx. They are stable they are fast zoom,zoom. But back to my old set of drivers as I cannot stand the watermark.
    DUDE! Didn't you read the earlier posts in this topic?!



    Just Do It!

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  • Rallos Zek
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    Wow these "12.4" drivers rock! They fix every problem I had with fglrx. They are stable they are fast zoom,zoom. But back to my old set of drivers as I cannot stand the watermark.

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  • ntt2010
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    Originally posted by Kano View Post
    "currently" - hahahaha
    Well, one could always wish. I'm stuck because my liux XBMC player is installed on a laptop
    (for low power consumption + noice, and fast booting).
    And my latop uses an AMD HD 4200 graphic cards .

    Do you know if there is a way to add NVIDIA (or any better supported media video chip)
    to the laptop?

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  • evolution
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    Well, I've good news for those having flash full-screen problems. It seems Catalyst 11.4 (OpenCL beta) solves the problem of stuttering in Full-Screen flash videos. Tested with a HD4650 AGP + Opera + KDE4. The only problem some people will have with this driver is the watermark. I had to replace /etc/ati/control and /etc/ati/signature files after a clean installation of Catalyst 11.4 beta, in order to remove the watermark.

    Cheers
    Last edited by evolution; 26 March 2012, 04:43 PM. Reason: missing text

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  • fritsch
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    Hey Kano, don`t make fun of the h264 issue :-)
    Btw. Any news on your HD5XXX hardware trying the new xvba release with 12.4 beta?

    Bump for the bugtracker: http://ati.cchtml.com/show_bug.cgi?id=448

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  • Kano
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    "currently" - hahahaha

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  • ntt2010
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    has XvBA support improved in this version?

    The only OpenGL apps that I use is XBMC and kwin. And unfortunately
    XBMC with xvba msupport currently cannot play H264 video with profile > 4.1.

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