Re: [xine-user] Video distortion

[Justin E. <ju...@te...>]

Jeffrey,

	If you have a Trident Cyberblade video adapter in your laptop, and are 
running XFree86-4.1.x, this has nothing to do with Xine.  There are bugs 
in the Xv code for the laptop versions of the Trident Cyberblade driver. 
  Currently, there isn't a fix - however, this came from the Trident 
driver maintainer just the other day:

 >I think I should throw in that Egbert's had a few Trident laptops 
 >recently
 >and fixed a few bugs in the Xv area. I'm just waiting for him to commit
 >them.

So, I've been watching the CVS changelog for an update to the Trident 
stuff.  There's a few of us waiting for it, so I'll post to the list 
once CVS fixes it.

Justin



root wrote:

> I have seen this mentioned before, but I saw no answer.
> 
> I have a Toshiba 2615DVD Notebook.  I have set up xine according to the
> instructions, and it plays dvd video.  However, it distorts the video,
> it appears that the screen is split into 3 sections lined up in the
> wrong order.  I get sound normally, and it appears to be synced well,
> but no luck with the video.  Can someone help  me out please?
> 
> The xine version I am using is 0.5.0 with the d4d decoder module
> compiled in.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Jeffery Fleischer
> jfl...@wa...
> 
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