I thought I would go over some of the basics. In a nutshell, most graphics chips made in the past couple of years now have the ability to accelerate h.264 and wmv3 at the very least through va-api...
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I thought I would go over some of the basics. In a nutshell, most graphics chips made in the past couple of years now have the ability to accelerate h.264 and wmv3 at the very least through va-api...
Laxman_prodigy: As I said in the thread you created, your hardware is broken.
If you installed the Nvidia driver, vdpauinfo, libvdpau and you rebooted afterwards (and you are actually using the nvidia driver) and you get that message, your hardware is broken. Time for a GT...
Not good enough, sir. You need at least the VP2 generation to make vdpau work, and that means a Geforce 8000 or newer. However, the rest of the hardware on that system looks great to me, so go out...
This question is best asked in the nvforums. This thread might help get you started:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=141995
Add yourself to the "video" group, sir. This is done by the nvidia driver packaging scripts when the driver is installed, but for whatever reason it sometimes fails.
The "permission denied" message has to do with you needing to be a member of the "video" group. This is done by the packaging scripts. Try reinstalling the 195 driver, but keep in mind it currently...
My mistake. Xine 1.2 can play 24-bit flac files, but it still has trouble with 24-bit 96 khz 5.1 flac files.
You need at least the 185 driver in the ppa or newer to use the ppa. Old drivers still have the libvdpau shared libs provided originally in the nvidia driver itself. The ppa implements the external...
I guess the flip answer would be "anything but Xine". But that's really the case, since Gstreamer, Mplayer, VLC and whatnot all play them fine. Even the Xine 1.2, which is unstable, has not...
There is no nvidia-settings-190 package. Nvidia-settings in the PPA is called "nvidia-settings". Just run sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-190 nvidia-settings if you don't...
Since the 190.53 driver, the libvdpau shared library is no longer included in the nvidia driver package. It is a separate package that need sto be installed. Nvidia does include their own libvdpau...
dpkg-divert: `diversion of /usr/lib/libGL.so.1 to /usr/lib/nvidia/libGL.so.1.xlibmesa by nvidia-glx-195' clashes with `diversion of /usr/lib/libGL.so.1 to /usr/lib/nvidia/libGL.so.1.xlibmesa by...
Incorrect. It should compile on old kernels. It's new kernels, and rt kernels that present a problem.
coth, forget about using any nvidia blob with that piece of junk. You have three options.
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Updated original post to include new information for Jaunty.
Here's mine:
The difference is the group should be root, not video.
As I said in the original post, blank out the path in the "Folder for storing screenshots" box in General Preferences.
libdirac0c2a is in Intrepid Universe. It sounds like you are too inexperienced to be messing with this stuff. As I've said before, the instructions weren't meant for beginners.
Your card is supported. Make sure you're using the latest mplayer patches. This is the latest:
ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/vdpau/mplayer-vdpau-3482714.tar.bz2
Compile this one and try it. If...
There is no information about the "error 1" you posted. You can ask in the Nvidia linux forums if you want. They'll answer you. What's your hardware?
Sir, here's the problem. You seem to have read the instructions carefully, but I guess you missed this part:
However, you have not broken your system, so I guess that's a saving grace. You need to...
According to Nvidia CUDA is:
"a general purpose parallel computing architecture that leverages the parallel compute engine in NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs) to solve many complex...
Looks to me like you have Hardy installed instead of Intrepid. The repositories I pointed to have packages built for Intrepid. Upgrade and enable all repositories (universe, multiverse and...
Yes, the PureVideo chip supports temporal and temporal_spatial deinterlacing. Apparently it works very well, however your card is an economy card and wouldn't be powerful enough to deinterlace 1080i...
No, I should clarify this point. Vdpau is two things. One, a display device, like xv. The other, a codec that can use the PureVideo chip to decode certain files.
You're just talking about using...