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Hi all,
With regard to the new version XBMC, somebody Knowns if xbmc 10.05 is going to completed support for VAAPI??
I would like run xbmc whith intel chip
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2010-04-14, 19:31
(This post was last modified: 2010-04-14, 19:37 by elupus.)
djhalmy:
If by intel you mean the gma500 then it all depends on if intel get's their ass into the game and releases drivers can be used. Current drivers don't support render to pixmap which we absolutely require to work. (found this out yesterday)
For the more normal intels with G4X chipsets, it aught to work already, thou have no hardware to test it.
<edit> Truth with alot of modification. the above link about intel gma's are better to look at. You need full accelaration for it to work in xbmc.
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Yup correct.. Only thing i've heard is june/july
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2010-04-20, 08:56
(This post was last modified: 2010-04-20, 21:01 by linnemann.)
Hi
Great work on the VAAPI stuff, will really help a lot of us power conscious users.
Is there any indication of this being available in the next LIVE version?
And if so when can we expect the new LIVE version to be shipping?
EDIT: I got it working using the deb from Megacubo. Although a lot of extra packages were needed. I also got it autostarting Megacubo version but I'm suddenly missing all my fanart/poster. If I login on the minimal fluxbox and run xbmc from there I get posters but editing the .xsession file to start /usr/local/bin/xbmc instead of /usr/bin/xbmc equals no poster.
The VAAPI is although working on my AMD 780G+4850e setup. There is some greenish about the picture. Using the 10.2 fglrx drivers and XvBA0.6.11 and libva1_0.31.0-1+sds11. So it definitely works although the greenish has to go away :-). Ill wait for the next live edition unless someone has an idea to fix the missing thumbs/fanart using Megacubo package.
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2010-04-21, 22:23
(This post was last modified: 2010-04-21, 22:53 by spcmnspff.)
AMD Phenom x4 9150e
785G with HD4200 IGP (rv600 based I think . . .)
512mb allocated system ram to video memory
3 gig DDR2 667
Hacked XBMC Live HD install:
Ubuntu server x86
gcc build environment added
XvBA-video 0.6.10-1
libva-0.31-1
ATI propietary drivers 10.3
XBMC dependencies
XBMC svn 29376 compiled from scratch
I get weird rastering I guess you would say. Sorry, my video terminology is probably not ideal. Audio is fine; the movie is playing, but I get garbage on the screen. Most often it's only partial and on the right while the rest of the video is squeezed into a smaller frame to the left.
Unfortunately I'm at work. I will post screenshots and logs when I get home.
I had a question about the splitted desktop libraries. I installed libva because xvba asked for it. But I also noticed a xvdpau-video library that is described as a backend for vaapi. Will I need that as well? Should I even be concerned about adding these packages separately or will they be built from the main source?
I have tried a number of things from switching codecs to installing the preview drivers and then reverting back. Nothing seems to change.
Thanks.
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libva is what is required to compile xbmc. the vdpau backend is needed if you have a nvidia card, the xvba if you have a ati
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2010-04-21, 23:03
(This post was last modified: 2010-04-21, 23:12 by spcmnspff.)
Ok I think I get it now. Thanks for clarifying.
. ----- XvBA (ATI)
. /
. libva --
. \
. ------ VDPAU (nvidia)