[MPlayer-users] Suspicious blue stripes

[Björn Ståhl]

> Have you tried using the <50 codecs?
Now I have, same issue. Tried the exact same thing on another system
Jjust moved the harddrive and recompiled mplayer/kernel/a few others for
K7 instead of intel), and the problem didn't appear there.
 SystemA (trouble) 
  Pentium II, 300MHz, 128MB Ram, Sound Blaster 16, NVidia GeForce 1
 SystemB (fine)
  Thunderbird 1400MHz, 1GB Ram, Sound Blaster Live 5.1 Platinum, NVidia
GeForce 1

Same TV, Same Cable. On SystemA (the intended TV-Out computer) speed is
quite an issue, so X11/GL2 performance hurts(!) :)

> 
> > [Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]
> > When running XFree86 with the NVidia binary drivers & TV-OUT (fiddling with timing/resolution didn't help it)
> > and either sdl, or xv as video output module two thick (9-10 pixels
> > perhaps) blue lines (leftmost, topmost horisontal and vertical) appear.
> > 
> > (both if I run it in a window, or fullscreen, scaled or not).
> > Think I've tried every possible -x -y -screenwidth -screenheight -fs
> > -nofs -zoom by now. 
> > 
> > This does not happen if I use x11 or gl2 (gl hangs the display) which
> > happens to be those that run the slowest aswell (+20-30% CPU usage
> > compared to sdl & xv)
> > 
> > Tried both the latest stable build, and checking out from cvs, aswell as
> > old builds (<0.50) same problem.
> > 
> > Running XFree86 4.1.? (whatever is in the unstable debian tree right
> > now) with the latest NVidia drivers..
> > 
> > Any suggestions?
> > 
> > 
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