They will probably continue Linux Support. It might be niche and small, but it has a dedicated and loyal community. Although, I imagine it's mostly a bi-product of their gaming console pursuits....
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They will probably continue Linux Support. It might be niche and small, but it has a dedicated and loyal community. Although, I imagine it's mostly a bi-product of their gaming console pursuits....
It depends on what you mean by Ubuntu... The standard desktop probably won't, but considering how closely Valve has been working with Canonical Engineers suggests that their forthcoming Steam console...
I can't be certain, but I don't think the hardware in that laptop is capable of playing skyrim. From what I understand of the hardware, the integrated graphics would be having a real hard time...
I understand your angry and frustrated, but I think you're misinterpreting people's intentions. They aren't telling you to not use accel because they don't want to help you, it's that they can't help...
I believe that Steam and virtually all of Valve's games are 32-bit only. But, like Bölvağur says, this is easily remedied by installing the 32-bit libraries.
Some of the games might come with both...
I believe your thinking of the PS3. The PS2 never came preloaded with Linux (although some clever folks did figured out how to hack Linux onto it). The PS2 didn't have a CELL proscessor, it just had...
That same command can be used to increase acceleration too.
xset mouse [[accel_mult[/accel_div] [threshould]]
Play around with the values until you get something that feels comfortable.
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Considering that I'm able to get Skyrim running in Wine (although, performance takes a hit), as long as the game engine isn't wildly different, it will probably work. Although, I don't know how the...
The mouse acceleration in XFCE4 just ruins some games, and it seems that it's impossible to disable it entirely via configuration. So, I just run a command at login that basically disables all mouse...
Ripps Linux Gaming Channel
Hello Ubuntu Lovers!
I've started a Youtube channel with a specific focus on playing games on Linux, trying to prove that gaming on Linux is not only possible, but fun.
The channel is still...
mplayer2 with it's static libav (used to be ffmpeg) is pretty good these days, I've been wanting to try some unstable optimizations. It might grab another 1-2% improvement on video decoding, but it...
It'll probably never work. Dshowserver was made by the Coreavc-for-LInux project, and they're dead now. It would probably have to be rewritten to make it compatible, but I'm not a programmer, so...
The mplayer2 packages I have in my coreavc-for-ubuntu PPA seem to work fine here in 12.04 beta. All my h.264 videos work using vdpau,xv,gl. Just using the built-in libav codecs to decode the video.
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According to what I see, you were indeed using CoreAVC. But coreavc is slower than standard libav or ffmpeg these days anyway, so I don't see the point. The only reason it might be faster on Windows...
The secret is that it's mplayer2, Uoti Urpala's fork of mplayer.
I've tweaked the dshowserver patches over time to keep working, but I don't think I'll take the time to fix them if they fail to...
Had the same problem. It seems to be looking for uniput in the wrong place, try this:
sudo ln -s /dev/uniput /dev/input/uninput
I noticed it too, it can easily be fixed by shortening the profiles name. But you should file a bug at mplayer2's bug tracker http://devel.mplayer2.org/wiki/Bugs
Sorry, I already flagged the packages for deletion. You can protest to Uroti, but I don't think he wanted to have to deal with it anymore.
If you really want to use coreavc with mencoder, I...
Now, I'm not entirely familiar with mencoder, but that does indeed look like it's using it to encode. This is news to me because I've never heard of anybody using it to encode on linux.
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You can't encode with coreavc, only decode. Dshowserver, which allows the use of coreavc, is only designed for playback. And as far as I understand the patches, it's only accessible from the decoding...
The mplayer-build git source from Uoti Urpala that I use for my coreavc mplayer packages no longer supports mencoder. It hasn't been in the source since November. If there are still mencoder packages...
No, it's not even that much better than the default FFmpeg. It's mostly for people with old/slow computers that don't have access to vaapi/vdpau/xvmc.
Okay, according to your log your using the mplayer built-in coreavcwindows codec. To my knowledge, that only works when your using Windows. I don't think it's ever worked in Linux. This thread is...
Too be honest, I'm not sure whether CoreAVC CUDA works in Linux or not. Best to contact the developer about it.
But, if you have an Nvidia card, you'd probably have an easier time just using FFMpeg...
Dshowserver (or rather dshowserver.exe) is a win32 program designed to simulate Windows directshow server using Windows codecs, such as CoreAVC.
Dshowserver is the only way to use CoreAVC with...