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Just a quick note, playing videos in mplayer or totem does not exhibit this behavior, only XBMC.
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I think it's the -xv tag, I'll try it.I used whatever fglrx driver that comes with an up to date Hardy install as of today via the Ubuntu repositories.
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Mplayer with the -vo gl tag plays the video fine.
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mplayer -vo gl or -vo gl2
Is the command.
Still I must say that Hardy is very shaky and not supported. Aswell with ati.
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"Well Im gonna download the code and look at it a bit but I'm certainly not a really good C/C++ programer but I'd help as much as I can, I mostly write in C#."
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Both of the above work fine for every video I have tested. Strange.
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Using the EnvyNG and installing the ATI driver resulted in the same behavior. Mplayer can still play the video fine using -vo gl or -vo gl2. Ubuntu Hardy has been working fine on my other computer (Geforce 7100 IGP). I guess I'll give Gutsy a shot and wait until Hardy is released. Any other ideas though? I've tried enable/disabling composite, changing video scaling method, enabling/disabling vsync.
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Well one thing you could try is going fullscreen and try to do a screenshot from XBMC by pressing printscreen. Should show if it's XBMC or driver related
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Screenshots from within XBMC in fullscreen mode exhibit the same behavior.
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Very interesting Succo, it's not that big of a deal as I am just using my laptop to test new builds, but I would like to find out what is causing this problem. By the way, my laptop is a T42 with a 1.8ghz Pentium M.