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2013-10-01, 18:55
(This post was last modified: 2013-10-01, 18:57 by reefcrazed.)
I purchased an ASRock E350M1 a while back and recently was going to add it as a 3rd HTPC in my house. My others are Zotac all-in-one boards and have performed flawlessly. The only movie that ever stuttered was a high bit rate The Hobbit 1080. After installing the latest XBMCbuntu ISO and installing it, I was rather surprised to find almost every movie stuttering to the point of it not being watchable. I tried to install older versions but with the same result. I would rather not add a video card because I really like the slim case and would rather stick to it if possible. Is this motherboard capable of doing this or will I need to purchase another board?
Also for more information, every thing in the house is wired 1gb connections.
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2013-10-01, 19:03
(This post was last modified: 2013-10-01, 19:04 by reefcrazed.)
Nope, had no idea I needed to. I will definitely SSH in when I get home and try it. Is this just not done on the cd install? Do you not have any issues? What version are you running?
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I don't know...
in my case almost worked...
Is there another way to solve the problem?
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besides the xvba enabled version? get the OSS radeon driver with vdpau support and running, but that is much more complicated.
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shame oibaf has removed glinterop from his ppa, it's makes life harder for us,
i've pinned the packages in synaptic so they don't get upgraded but leaves compiling from source for everyone else.
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2013-10-01, 21:18
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He had no other choice. Mesa got new patches, gl interop v4 did not apply nor build anymore and ckoenig has well deserverd hollidays :-)
First decide what functions / features you expect from a system. Then decide for the hardware. Don't waste your money on crap.
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Fritsch would you suggest me installing Ubuntu and then XBMC on top of it with regard to that post? If there is no issue with just using XBMCbuntu and making the changes, that is way easier. The post looks easy enough to follow.
