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Are you trying to use the new experimental OpenGL or the "legacy" GL?
The recommended one to use on an rPi at the moment is the "legacy" GL.

Regards
Stuart

I don't believe such a thing exists

You have an NVIDIA card and therefore are most likely running the nvidia drivers, so use the VDPAU profile, as this offloads as much decoding as possible to the GPU, whilst the other profiles use the CPU for decoding. Then play with the deinterlacing setting to find the one you are happiest with. Re...

What have you set your painter to? Try `auto`.

What errors are you seeing?

The diseq configuration has changed a bit, you have to add each card twice, once for each satellite.
So instead of ending up 4 inputs with 2 satellites, you have 8 inputs with 1 satellite, and the input groups
should automatically "work"

There is a known issue which I haven't had a chance to look into yet, but for certain muxes
the channels are correctly detected as DVB, and then redetected as SCTE channels.

This certainly affects 5HD, and I believe that Pick is also affected.

Regards
Stuart

We have never implemented de-interlacing via VAAPI. Would welcome any patches for this.

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Stuart

You didn't actually say what the problem was when it "broke"?

wilberfan wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 05, 2017 11:29 pm

Excellent! And that takes care of all of those frontend playback settings that I've long since forgotten why I selected them (but work)?

Yep, they are stored in the database. Just make sure you keep the hostnames the same

Hi,

That is not correct, MythTV has supported VAAPI for a long time.
Selecting OpenGL video output profile does not use VAAPI,
you need to set it up to use the `VAAPI Normal` profile.

Regards
Stuart

We have no CUDA support at this time.

Regards
Stuart

Hi,

We already have VAAPI support, however it has stopped working under wayland on F26 and newer.
Please share the distro / x window system you are using, and the output of `vainfo`


Regards
Stuart

There will be one single program on some weird channel you probably don't watch, where the EPG monkeys have put in a place holder event whose end time is ~18days in the future

Is this on a Raspberry Pi? If so you sometimes have to force the audio to use the hdmi output.