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[Raybuntu <raybuntu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have some update on this issue. I did an dist-upgrade today and got
some gstreamer updates from tiomap-dev release ppa along with the kernel
3.1.0-1282-omap4. Looks like the heavy cpu load is gone. Means all the
pseudo interlaced is gone. But it now looks like the screen is split
(see attached photo).  Then I flashed back to ubuntu's generic kernel
and the issues came back. Maybe this is a kernel or driver issue?

** Attachment added: "screenshot006.png"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/linaro-ubuntu/+bug/923888/+attachment/2733166/+files/screenshot006.png

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Title:
  XBMC with Gstreamer can't decode mpeg2 properly

Status in Linaro Multimedia WG project:
  New
Status in Linaro Ubuntu Evaluation Builds:
  New
Status in OMAP4 Ubuntu Multimedia addons:
  New

Bug description:
  Hi,

  I installed XBMC along with gst from your overlay ppa on my Pandaboard ES. So far everything works smooth (h264, mpeg4). Even 1080p works good.
  The only issue I have is while playing mpeq2 videos. I have some VOB's (DVD backups with mplayer dumpfile) that I can play with my PC with official XBMC 11 (ffmpeg), but on my Pandaboard I have a lot of frame drops and audio is out of sync. Video looks interlaced even though it shouldn't be (deinterlacing doesn't help). In some files 1/3 of the right screen is totally blurry (See attached screenshot). Also as you can see in the attached screeny the CPU usage goes up to 100% which I haven't seen in any h264 1080p video yet.

  Btw. drm polling is turned off

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