2008-12-23, 16:35
Hi, in the past few months I've followed closely the development of the different versions of XBMC.
I wanted to have some developers views on this subject. On Windows, at least, Reclock becomes a necessity if you really care about a judder-free experience, what with all the different clocks in your PC fighting over control (video, CPU, audio, motherboard, etc.). Then there's the matter of vsynch that, Reclock aside, has been solve probably only by Vista+EVR.
I'm not familiar enough with Linux or Mac to say if this is not a problem over there, but my one installation of Ubuntu (for XBMC) pointed out at the same problems being very much there.
Now, I hope that this can be the right place to discuss how XBMC developers intend to tackle the problem, if they do.
Thanks for your time and attention and thanks for trying to bring this awesome product into the future.
I wanted to have some developers views on this subject. On Windows, at least, Reclock becomes a necessity if you really care about a judder-free experience, what with all the different clocks in your PC fighting over control (video, CPU, audio, motherboard, etc.). Then there's the matter of vsynch that, Reclock aside, has been solve probably only by Vista+EVR.
I'm not familiar enough with Linux or Mac to say if this is not a problem over there, but my one installation of Ubuntu (for XBMC) pointed out at the same problems being very much there.
Now, I hope that this can be the right place to discuss how XBMC developers intend to tackle the problem, if they do.
Thanks for your time and attention and thanks for trying to bring this awesome product into the future.