When trying to watch some movie using xv, it plays fine but for a few pixels starting on the left border of the window, blue is displayed instead of image. I'm using Gentoo's ebuild x11-drivers/xf86-video-nv 1.0.1.5 #lspci -v|grep nVidia 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV10DDR [GeForce 256 DDR] (rev 10) (prog-if 00 [VGA]) CPU is Athlon @600MHz DVI monitor is being used, at 1280x1024 @ 60Hz, 24bit color. (viewsonic vp930)
Forgot to say, it does work fine with privative soul-sucking driver.
Works for me with mplayer on a GeForce 256 SDR at 1280x1024@60, so I'm going to need more detail to try to reproduce this bug. Can you please post an nvidia-bug-report.log and a screenshot? Also, which window manager are you using?
Created attachment 4276 [details] This is a mockup screenshot This is a mockup screenshot. Basically, if I screenshot something including a xv window, only blue will appear inside that window. I made a second screenshot using mplayer non-xv output driver, and mixed them up to look exactly like it looks on my screen. That blue bar you see in the left of the starship Enterprise is exactly 5 pixels wide, as it appears. My screen DPI is low enough for me to count the pixels; blue column also vertically coincide if I superpose the windows.
Tried xine, does the same. Notice all this tests are being made after a clean reboot, without ever loading the nvidia kernel module.
Created attachment 4277 [details] log generated by nvidia-bug-report.sh This is the report nvidia-bug-report.sh generates. I've removed irrelevant xfree86 config and logfile part, since that's from _ages_ ago.
Sorry about the phenomenal bug spam, guys. Adding xorg-team@ to the QA contact so bugs don't get lost in future.
Roc, if you still have this card, does the video image jump four pixels at a time as you move the window horizontally?
No response in over a month, plus I think this might be expected behavior for GeForce 256. Closing.
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