HD video playback on 2nd gen core i3 with vlc
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Good evening,
I have a weird HD video in wmv and mkf files playback problem. Every HD video i attempt to play using vlc with vaapi hardware acceleration looks like this: My hardware configuration is i3 cpu, and i am using it's integrated HD2000 video card, which has DVI, HDMI and VGA outputs, which all i am using (not at the same time). However, the problem is present in every combination (DVI only. DVI+HDMI. DVI+VGA. DVI+HDMI+VGA). As for software, I am using stock 32bit Slackware 13.37, with stock 2.37.6 kernel. And for HD video playback I have installed VLC-1.1.10. libva-0.32.0 and MPlayer-20110624 all these packages came from Alien pastures, so they are quality packages :) And my vlc settings are also stock :/ Code:
$ vainfo Maybe someone has an idea what I am missing or where I could start looking for problems? Many thanks |
Just tried to build mplayer-vaapi-latest-FULL.tar.bz2 from here: http://www.splitted-desktop.com/~gbe...mplayer-vaapi/ done by the method in the README and ./mplayer -vo vaapi -va vaapi <URI> works well. I can see the video, and cpu usage is about 4-6% for 1080p. So this means that something wrong is with vlc. Not sure what though.
Now would be nice to get SlackBuild for mplayer-vaapi, so I could have it installed as main player, however it is a biot annoying to switch btween video out's as -vo vaapi isn't working with normal avi files. So if possible, I would like to fix vlc somehow. By the way, how do you get on with hd video? |
Quote:
http://pastebin.com/n86XY0Jy |
Thank you for a SlackBuild.
It builds just fine, and I've got mplayer-vaapi package, but for some reason it does not work with -vo vaapi. I can see the video window, but it's black. I can hear audio. And terminal is full of this error: Code:
[vo_vaapi] vaPutImage(): operation failed ***!!!EDIT!!!*** False alarm. Everything works well affter revising my .mplayer/config file and removing this line: vf=pp=de,hqdn3d I am now a happy slacker. Cheers :) |
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