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I'm having this issue since one of the updates. I don't know which update because I've done like 3 of them before I finally played a DVD. The video sort of hangs for a brief moment in regular intervals. Sound goes okay, but the picture acts like it's stopping to drop a few frames (fraction of a second).
How would I go about troubleshooting this?
I'm using KDEmod, the OSS ATI drivers, running the latest stable X from extra. No testing packages, the kernel is -ARCH. I have all the codecs and DVD stuff, plus a host of gstreamer codecs installed there just in case I want a GTK player (which I don't atm). I play video from kaffeine. It doesn't really matter what video format I play, they all have this issue, so I think it is X related. Will review the logs when I get home. Meanwhile, if you have any suggestions as to what else I should do...
Did KDEmod update to 3.5.8 yesterday, but the problem persists.
Last edited by foxbunny (2007-11-09 23:05:52)
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Maybe your xine engine is set to render via opengl ?
Try to set it to xv, maybe that will help ?
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Checked the xine engine options. It was already set to xv. I have never used anything but xv, so I don't know what changing this could do. Some settings don't work.
Grepping Xorg.0.log for EE gives me:
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
(EE) RADEON(0): Setting pPriv->adjustment to 0
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Okay, so here's the strangest part. The video playback was not the only thing that was jittery. Everything that needed to show a continuous flow of frames, like glxgears, or full-screen games were choppy. And then I decided to trash .kde for my KDEmod, and everything works fine now... So, yeah, [solved]. Not just that, everything works MUCH faster now.
I'm wondering now, which part of .kde should really have been trashed...
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