On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 13:30:16 +1100 "Trent W\. Buck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Mon, Nov 19, 2007 at 09:07:30PM -0500, Stephen Chao wrote: > > Okay, I found the bug (I'm sure this time). I read the Xlib > > documentation wrong, but even if I didn't, it seems there's a bug > > with the way XInternAtom works. I've implemented a workaround as > > well as reverted the fallback to YUV in case RGB still works on > > video cards like yours. (I did not, however, remove the warning). > > > > http://aboenterprises.ca/pcsx-df/files/pcsx-df-1.814b.tar.gz > > http://aboenterprises.ca/pcsx-df/files/test/libDFXVideo.so > > Yep, the window now has meaningful content in it, I can see the > copyright warning and then I get the FF7 title screen. > > However, it appears that the green channel is stretched or shifted > left, and/or the magenta channel is stretched or shifted right. I'd > take a screenshot, but import(1) doesn't work with Xv windows and I > don't know of a screenshot tool that does.
This sounds like the previous issue I had originally mentioned. I've made 2 binaries this time :) libDFXVideo.so re-implements the fallback to YUV, which (in theory) should fix your problem regardless. However, an RGB mode is preferable. So out of curiosity, if you want to try libDFXVideo-ATItestRGB.so, that will select your second true color RGB xvideo mode. Diff's to source are provided in the test directory. http://aboenterprises.ca/pcsx-df/files/test/libDFXVideo-ATItestRGB.so http://aboenterprises.ca/pcsx-df/files/test/libDFXVideo.so http://aboenterprises.ca/pcsx-df/files/test/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]