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PostPosted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 1:01 am 
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I've noticed that XVMC is very stable when used with xine. I've also noticed that xine never attempts to display an OSD when XVMC is enabled. I am wondering if XVMC with mythtv would be more stable if the OSD were disabled during playback. Is there a way to do this? Thanks!

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PostPosted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 10:29 am 
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Finally found an answer -- posting here in case anyone else wants to do this. I am doing this to see if it will improve stability when using XVMC. So far, it seems to solve the problem, but I need to try it some more before I would say it definely solves the XVMC/OSD stability problem when playing back high resolution recordings (720p/1080i). In any event, under R5A30.2 the answer is to edit the file /usr/share/mythtv/themes/<your OSD theme name>/osd.xml
and delete the defintion for the "status" container, ie:

Code:
  <container name="status" priority="10" fademovement="0,-6">
    <image name="background">
      <filename>osd-small.png</filename>
      <position>0,20</position>
    </image>
    <textarea name="status">
      <area>410,30,200,27</area>
      <font>infofont</font>
    </textarea>
    <slider name="statusslider" type="fill">
      <area>410,80,200,20</area>
      <filename>fill-blue.png</filename>
    </slider>
    <textarea name="slidertext">
      <area>410,55,200,45</area>
      <font>infofont</font>
      <multiline>yes</multiline>
    </textarea>
  </container>


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