[ tvtime-Bugs-2787386 ] vdpau?

Bugs item #2787386, was opened at 2009-05-05 19:12
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Category: Deinterlacer
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Billy Biggs (vektor)
Summary: vdpau?

Initial Comment:
High satisfaction has been used tvtime, 
but since the nVidia is support the vdpau as the 180.x version
thence white stripes running on the screen.
What can be done against?

Or would be very good if the OSD xmltv slightly to hold more than 2 
seconds.

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Comment By: argon (argon_1)
Date: 2009-05-10 17:40

Message:
Hi,
vdpau is not used at all in tvtime, since it doesn't work with
mpeg-encoded streams, so this should not interfere. 
Does this happen with other deintelacers or applications too? Screenshot?
Tried setting v/hsync of your card?

As there might not be a new version of tvtime, you could change this by
yourself in the source.
Look at tvtimeosd.c, line 192, I think you see what to change. :)

/* Menu stuff holds for 1 second and a half. */
osd->menudelay = 1500000 / fieldtime;


Bye, Andreas.

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