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Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 5
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Hi, I have Ubuntu 8.10, 2 gigs ram, 3.4Ghz p4, and a 7600gs pci express and when I play videos whenever there is alot of motion, in that motion lines will appear like it cant refresh the video quick enough or something. horizontal lines. I figured out it must be the driver, I am using the nvidia latest 180 version and I have tested 177 and 173 versions to see if it changed anything and it didnt, I have changed my resolution, refresh rate even where i am on an lcd at 60 hz, I got it to go to 75hz and no change. The way I figured it was the driver is that for one, I had a cheaper card previously a fx5200 pci card and it didnt do it on it. I loaded windows xp on a seperate partition to test on, and loaded the latest nvidia driver from nvidia and it worked beautifully, no issues on windows. I like ubuntu better than windows and do NOT want to switch just to watch my movies or videos. Please HELP!!! Thank you!
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 173
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Sounds like synctovblank issue.
If your player uses XVideo, check that "Sync to VBlank" is checked in nvidia-settings "X Server XVideo Settings" section. (enable it BEFORE starting your player) If your player uses OpenGL, enable "Sync to VBlank" in nvidia-settings "OpenGL Settings" section. (enable it BEFORE starting your player) |
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 5
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sorry it took so long to reply but that fixed it! i had to enable it in open gl settings, it was already enabled in x windows. So what decides what i use, open gl or x windows. thanks for helping me with that, I am so excited it worked!!!!
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 5
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when i said x windows i meant xvideo sorry
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