[MPlayer-users] shifted image in fast scenes/moving

[Peter Irbizon]

Hello, I would like ask you for help:
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During fast scenes (or when fast moving with my usb camera) I have always
under one line shifted picture (but after a while when it stabilizes
picture everything is clear again).
My deinterlacing is set to pp=lb.

Any idea how could I supress this line shift?
Many thanks.

[Julián F. Nuñez]

Are you familiar with VSync?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_tearing

Post by Peter Irbizon
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During fast scenes (or when fast moving with my usb camera) I have always
under one line shifted picture (but after a while when it stabilizes
picture everything is clear again).
My deinterlacing is set to pp=lb.
Any idea how could I supress this line shift?
Many thanks.
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[Peter Irbizon]

Great Julian! I didn't know it is called Screen tearing.
Please how could I solve it with mplayer? I am using mplayer on Raspberry
Pi (Raspbian)

Post by Julián F. Nuñez
Are you familiar with VSync?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_tearing

Post by Peter Irbizon
http://s33.postimg.org/y6muwxe27/pic_vid.jpg
During fast scenes (or when fast moving with my usb camera) I have

always

Post by Peter Irbizon
under one line shifted picture (but after a while when it stabilizes
picture everything is clear again).
My deinterlacing is set to pp=lb.
Any idea how could I supress this line shift?
Many thanks.
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[Nick Koretsky]

On Thu, 9 Jun 2016 16:53:38 +0200

Post by Peter Irbizon
Great Julian! I didn't know it is called Screen tearing.
Please how could I solve it with mplayer? I am using mplayer on Raspberry
Pi (Raspbian)

mplayer enables vsync by default when using -vo gl (swapinterval option),
but it depends on actual GL implementation in the driver (read - it may
not work on Raspberry pi or require some tweaking). You better ask about it
on Raspberry Pi forums/lists, not the mplayer one.

[Peter Irbizon]

Thanks Nick. I asked there too.
I tried -vo gl but tearing was still there. I will try to investigate it
more. But please, if you find a solution, post it here. Many thanks

Post by Nick Koretsky
On Thu, 9 Jun 2016 16:53:38 +0200

Post by Peter Irbizon
Great Julian! I didn't know it is called Screen tearing.
Please how could I solve it with mplayer? I am using mplayer on

Raspberry

Post by Peter Irbizon
Pi (Raspbian)

mplayer enables vsync by default when using -vo gl (swapinterval option),
but it depends on actual GL implementation in the driver (read - it may
not work on Raspberry pi or require some tweaking). You better ask about it
on Raspberry Pi forums/lists, not the mplayer one.
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