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- super_sobbie - 2009-03-31 03:53 wattazoum Wrote:@gurney: The truth is I was thinking that it wasn't necessary to install VDPAU for non NVidia card (since we do runtime detection). But the library is still needed to do the detection. This results into the XBMC binary requiring the library. We discussed yesterday this matter looking for a solution. The next package should solve this issue. OK that is good and all... but when I try to install nvidia-glx-180 (assuming that is the driver) it tries to remove fglrx-admcccle (assuming that is my ADM graphics card) what is that going to do to my machine? Do I have to go ahead and compile it myself? Am I choosing the wrong driver? Or should I just wait for the next SVN? Thanks, SoBBie Forget it... I found the files on the PPA site and used them. Thanks again. - BaerMan - 2009-03-31 13:51 wattazoum Wrote:[...] This results into the XBMC binary requiring the library. We discussed yesterday this matter looking for a solution. The next package should solve this issue.Too bad, today's package requires nvidia-180-libvdpau to be installed which is not available in Ubuntu 8.10. Maybe I could include some backport from 9.04 but this might entail even more packages to be upgraded which is usually the beginning of the end ... ![]() Is there another solution for this dependency? I'd really like to use the latest svn-releases as they are usually stable and give me the latest improvements (like update without touching the seen flag! I really love it!). EDIT: Following the instructions in http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=304553&postcount=765 it worked. I just had to disable the update of mplayer and mencoder because there was an incompability with a required library. - wattazoum - 2009-03-31 19:22 You can also use the following PPA to get it on intrepid: https://edge.launchpad.net/~thefirstm/+archive/ppa - abandonow - 2009-03-31 23:30 I dont really know why, but after I installed the nvidia-180-libvdpau library on my non-nvidia system to get xbmc running again it now crashes whenever I try to play a videofile. Code: X Error of failed request: BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter)EDIT: Btw. Boxee works fine. - mythmaster - 2009-04-02 04:36 mythmaster Wrote:Any idea if/when to expect r > 18818 in svn PPA build? Thank you! It works great! (r19085)
- Gurney - 2009-04-04 18:29 Abandonow> Same issue there. Previous SVN work fine and now, with the VDPAU on an ATI system, some of my files (codec, size, etc. related ?) crash. Maybe using a backport package instead of the launchpad one would make it more stable? - rodercot - 2009-04-13 02:11 wattazoum Wrote:You can also use the following PPA to get it on intrepid: wattazoum, Does this lib Actually pull a driver, I am already running 185.19 on my myth9.04 system and it is working ok, I installed the lib for xbmc as instructed and I noticed it looked like it pulled down 180.44 with it. When I went to start xbmc of course I got the opengl error, I reinstalled 185.19 and all seems fine I had one crash while setting up xbmc that said I needed 180-libvdpau but I rebooted and it has not crashed again yet. I am wondering so is it best to uninstall 185.19 and then install the rqd lib if it does in fact install a driver. Dave - Raketemensch - 2009-04-14 17:07 For some reason, every time a video ends, XBMC exits full-screen. I *do* have the system set to "Full Screen" in the settings. I'm running the PPAs, so I'm hoping someone else has run into this and has a fix. I control it mostly through the web interface, and there's no way I can find in the web UI to make it full-screen again. Anyone know what I might be doing wrong? Or a possible workaround? - BaerMan - 2009-04-14 19:42 Do you start it from a running X or from shell without windowmanager? My setup runs XBMC from shell and there is no problem at all with fullscreen mode. - Raketemensch - 2009-04-14 20:03 I'm running it from a full X session. If Hulu would stop with the encryption madness, I could run just XBMC, but as it stands right now I have to switch to Firefox to watch Hulu. |