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- Elvito - 2009-03-02 21:03
l.capriotti Wrote:either you build it yourself and "inject" it into XBMC Live (some cautions required) or you wait until VDPAU is merged into the main branch...
And how do i go about and do that "injection"?
- danillll - 2009-03-02 21:43
Elvito Wrote:This is getting really interesting
I would like to get this VDPAU branch working in an XBMC Live.
Can somebody tell me, of guide me to a link, as to how i get this bracnh into the xbmc live?
Thanks.
Follow the guide Olympia wrote in the XBMC Live section, the only difference you need to do is,
- install the latest nvidia driver
- checkout/build the vdpau branch
./configure --prefix=/usr --disable-pulse
make
make install
with vdpau , no need for the -j2 anymore
- philter - 2009-03-02 21:56
What does the --disable-pulse do...as far as functionality? I am going to hook my xbmc machine straight to my tv, do I need to disable it?
- danillll - 2009-03-03 00:05
philter Wrote:What does the --disable-pulse do...as far as functionality? I am going to hook my xbmc machine straight to my tv, do I need to disable it?
This is a quote from Olympia's guide, so If your tv can't decode the audio, then you don't have to disable pulseaudio
Quote:Since you will use this PC only as a media center. I therefor assume that you use digital audio pass-through (S/PDIF or HDMI) to a receiver/amplifier with built-in Dolby Digital (AC3) decoder, and hence I choose NOT to install the dependency libraries for PulseAudio and compile XBMC later without PulseAudio support.
- liquidolze - 2009-03-03 00:19
Hello,
I got a problem playing mkv and other movie-files.
They play for a few seconds and then XBMC crashes. Any ideas?
Please forgive me my bad english(I'm from Germany)
Best regars
Oliver
- motd2k - 2009-03-03 00:41
liquidolze Wrote:Hello,
I got a problem playing mkv and other movie-files.
They play for a few seconds and then XBMC crashes. Any ideas?
Please forgive me my bad english(I'm from Germany)
Best regars
Oliver
You'll need to post logfiles, please read this... http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=34655
- liquidolze - 2009-03-03 01:02
Sorry motd2k,
AMD X2 6000+ 2 GB RAM
XBMC pre-9.04 SVN 18184M
Kernel 2.6.28-7
Debian Lenny
NVidia 8400GS with Driver 180.35
No Log because I told you wrong. Not XBMC crashes only the movie stops playing.
System Info says there are 107 KB free memory of total 900 ??
Oliver
- motd2k - 2009-03-03 01:23
The logfile will still exist... if you launched as i said (on page 1) it will be in the XBMC folder... if not, it will be in /var/tmp
- liquidolze - 2009-03-03 01:45
Sorry,
yes I'm a NERD, Log was there!
But itś too long, how can I post it to you?
- harryzimm - 2009-03-03 01:54
Use http://pastebin.com/ and post the link here
cheers.