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Intel ® EMGD—Errata<br />
32. <strong>Video</strong> may stop playing when window focus is lost.<br />
Reference #: 203224<br />
<strong>Driver</strong>: <strong>Graphics</strong><br />
Platform: Atom E6xx<br />
Package: MeeGo 1.2<br />
Resolution: This issue is related to the use of X<strong>Video</strong> with composite mode enabled. For video<br />
playback using X<strong>Video</strong>, the overlay plane is used by default for display video output.<br />
When composite mode is enabled <strong>and</strong> focus is out of the video overlay plane, the<br />
overlay plane becomes blank. Due to some X manager issues, the overlay plane does<br />
not work well when composite mode is on. When a window is moved on top of the<br />
video overlay plane <strong>and</strong> moved out from the video plane, the overlapped region on the<br />
overlay plane becomes blank. This is due to the X manager not reporting the<br />
overlapping area of as a “dirty” region causing the graphics driver’s failure to repaint<br />
the colorkey in the overlapping area. This issue cannot be fixed in the graphics driver.<br />
If usage of X<strong>Video</strong> with composite mode is required, Intel recommends using blend<br />
instead of overlay by turning off the overlay in the xorg.conf file as follows:<br />
Option “ALL/1/General/vxvideo” “0”<br />
Status:<br />
Note that the overlay will never initialize if this option is turned off in xorg.conf. You<br />
should turn on this option if overlay is required.<br />
No Fix (OS/API issue)<br />
33. VC-1 video playback using GStreamer with hardware decode may<br />
cause pixel corruption.<br />
Reference #: 203290<br />
<strong>Driver</strong>: <strong>Graphics</strong><br />
Platform: Atom E6xx, US15W/WP/WPT<br />
Package: Fedora 14, MeeGo 1.2<br />
Resolution: This has been determined to be an issue with Mixvideo 0.1.31 that cannot be fixed in<br />
the graphics driver.<br />
Status: No Fix (Third-party defect)<br />
34. White line appears while playing video with GStreamer in hardware<br />
video decode.<br />
Reference #: 203295<br />
<strong>Driver</strong>: <strong>Graphics</strong><br />
Platform: Atom E6xx, US15W/WP/WPT<br />
Package: MeeGo 1.2<br />
Resolution: This issue occurs when playing an H.264 video clip using GStreamer with the MI-X<br />
plug-in. The <strong>Media</strong>Info tool reported the video clip resolution as 720x350, however<br />
when MI-X is used the source <strong>and</strong> destination height passed to EMGD is 352, which is<br />
wrong. The error causes the 351st row to be displayed with a white line. This has been<br />
determined to be a third-party defect that cannot be fixed by graphics driver.<br />
Status: No Fix (Third-party defect)<br />
Intel ® <strong>Embedded</strong> <strong>Media</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Graphics</strong> <strong>Driver</strong>, <strong>EFI</strong> <strong>Video</strong> <strong>Driver</strong>, <strong>and</strong> <strong>Video</strong> BIOS v1.14 for Windows* XP <strong>and</strong> Linux*<br />
Specification Update April 2012<br />
22 Document Number: 445348-016US
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