[MPlayer-users] Shuttle SpaceWalker (Savage4 TVOUT)

Felix Buenemann atmosfear at users.sourceforge.net
Wed Feb 20 02:26:16 CET 2002


On Tuesday, 19. February 2002 19:09, Sergio Bruder wrote:
> [Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]
> I'm considerating the possibility of using a Shuttle Spacewalker
> (flexATX solution) as a PVR.  But it has a Savage4 with TVOUT,
> composite and SVideo.
>
> Someone already uses that specific video board with TVOut with
> mplayer? is It 'strong' enough to support DiVX :) 720xblah with a
> slow Celeron or a VIA C3?
I have Savage/MX 8MB (same XFree driver), it handles about all sorts of video 
ok on my PIII 850MHz (I can play DivX and DVD using XVideo or 
VESA+Softwarescaling to 1024x768 res). I don't know how much Savage 4 speed 
differs from MX, but I guess it's pretty much the same.
Btw. Cyrix CPUs suck, use a Celeron instead.

>
> (Ive already RTFM, it has a 'slow' XV support, whatever in practice
> is that)
Btw. I have a assembler optimized version of savage driver I send it to 
Gabucino, look around on MPlayer ftp for it, if you don't find it send me a 
private mail to get it.

>
> Its supported by VESA or VESA:VIDIX? what type of CPU requirement
> I'll have?
My Savage/MX works with:
- vo_vesa (fastest)
- vo_xv/vo_sdl (fast)
- vo_fbdev (with nocopy enabled bit slower then vo_vesa on vesafb)
- vo_x11 (very slow)
- vo_dga (fast, but slower then vo_vesa)

Prefered driver should be vo_xv/vo_sdl on X and vo_vesa on console.

You should use a 800MHz or more Celeron II (better spend a bit more on few 
extra MHz, they'll always help you).

>
> Sergio Bruder

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Best Regards,
	Atmos
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