I am using Ubuntu 12.04(32-bit) and I installed the AMD Radeon drivers from the Ubuntu repos using Additional Drivers. After installing the proprietary driver I experienced a lot of screen tearing. So I enabled tear Free Desktop to reduce tearing. It has reduced the screen tearing a bit but it is still pretty bad.
I have a bit of a trouble with screen tearing with my ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470.
When I use the screen tearing option in Catalyst, the video have a very low frame rate.
When disabling the screen tearing option in Catalyst but enable Sync to VBlank in Compiz, the frame rate gets even worse.
What did help though is enabling Benchmark in Compiz (and using the screen tearing option in Catal
I was wondering if I could get some help with this.
I am getting frame tearing on my tv when I play videos using mplayer. I get no tearing when I play it on my primary monitor. I didnt have this problem with 11.2:\
I am using a nvidia 9500gt, I have a crt monitor and my hdtv hooked up to it.
I have tearing on lubuntu 12.04 32bit (on flash videos things are very bad) , on ubuntu 12.04 i dont have tearing.
When i use compiz there is no tearing but my machine is low-end and has a slow processor and graphics card so i dont want compiz , i want to find a solution to stop tearing without enabling compiz.
Help me please.
My graphics card is nvidia 9400(m)
Help !!
Hello.
Hi.It seems that with xf86-video-ati from extra I have not properly worked vsunc. Video (vls, mplayer either -vo vx or gl), windows moving... even glxgears with turned on vsync display screen tearing. vblank_mode is default.And 3D is very slow (f. e.
Hi.It seems that with xf86-video-ati from extra I have not properly worked vsunc. Video (vls, mplayer either -vo vx or gl), windows moving... even glxgears with turned on vsync display screen tearing. vblank_mode is default.And 3D is very slow (f. e.
I am using the on-board GPU in my machine, it's a Radeon 4200. There was a point in time that I could actually play videos smoothly, without tearing, and had HDMI working - with audio even! It seems like with regard to this hardware, Ubuntu regresses with each release.
Enough ranting though, what is the status of support for these GPUs in the fglrx world?
I'm having issues with video tearing with both my Intel and Nvidia cards. Seems to be across all applications, though it's particulary bad when using smplayer, mythfrontend or flash videos in Firefox. Using mythfrontend as a test, I ran with and without optirun. The Intel card is slightly better than the Nvidia under bumblee, but not by much. Using primusrun
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