This is contrasting ffmpeg_pp_quality of 3 @ 320x240 (50% video size).
And, on a subsequant test (with the same file) in Kaboodle at 2048x1536, there was no appreciable lag. (At least on a 1 minute 30 second test.)
Although I got serious lag with 3072x2304. (This is using fvwm, and the connected desktops/screens/whatever their name is.)
-Kokushoku Karasu www.tentacle.net/~awk ICQ: 307211678 AIM: kokushokukarasu
On Sun, 8 May 2005, Steve Langasek wrote:
severity 308235 important thanks
On Sun, May 08, 2005 at 03:32:01PM -0700, Kokushoku Karasu wrote:Package: xine-ui Version: 0.99.3-1 Severity: grave Justification: renders package unusable
When I try to watch avi or ogm video under xine, the video lags behind the audio. (Also, the audio sometimes gets choppy.)
I haven't tested mpeg/mkv/wmv/asf with this, but it stands to reason that there's a good chance that it's not format specific. (Other video players (kaboodle, totem) don't show this bug when viewing the same files. However, both xine and gxine do display it, indicating to me that the bug is probably in gxine.)
Although my video hardware is a little slow, it's never lagged this much on non-fullscreen displaying of avi/ogm files.
Given that xine-ui is still usable for you for other formats, I don't think this meets the definition of "grave".
avi: 4 samples, various codecs, results: all unwatchable.
ogm: 4 samples, 3 unwatchable, 1 with tolerable lag.
mkv: 6 samples, 1 unwatchable, 5 with passable lag.
mpeg: No 640x480 samples, but some lag was noticed in the 320 range.
wmv: All I could find were <640x480,
asf: All I could find were <640x480, rm: Don't have the codec. (I think, and even if I did, few samples.)
The key here appears to be in the resulution, there seems to be a threashold above which problems start to appear. On 400x200 I noticed ones audio blits while I didn't notice appreciable video delays,
When I say "sample" I mean 640x480 or thereabouts. My mpegs are 320x200s, and similar. As are my asfs and wmvs.
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