[MPlayer-users] a kernel compile
Nikos Chantziaras
realnc at arcor.de
Sat Jan 10 10:36:07 CET 2009
Krzysztof Duchnowski wrote:
> Nikos Chantziaras pisze:
>
>> "I've heard" that for multimedia, you should build a kernel with a
>> 1000Hz timer and make it preemptible. I never benchmarked this
>> (wouldn't even know how), but here the steps to get an "optimized"
>> multimedia, low-latency kernel:
>
>
> Yes. For "multimedia". With RT kernels XServer tasks are nonimportant
> and you might end up with mplayer decoding every frame without
> skippining or messages "your computer is too slow" but in other hand you
> might not se that on screen because kernel would not have any time to
> refresh the X-screen. Since it's unimportant thing.
> Inputs and outputs are most important thing in RT kernels, so it's most
> anticipated with audio/video recordings in realtime.
> So yeah, "it's for multimedia"...
This is not for the RT kernels. This is for the normal upstream kernel.
I don't think the OP is running an RT kernel.
> Good luck on the new way in life.
Hm?
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