[vlc-devel] Re: ehm...

[Stephan Assmus]

> If you are talking about the test build I sent you that solves the 
> frequent 
> pause problem than it's not a fast processor issue. It's a screwed 
> processor issue. The default vlc build rely on the performance 
> counter of 
> the processor to get an highly precise clock. And unfortunately it is 
> completely screwed on your processor.

Is this true on every VLC supported platform, ie on BeOS as well? I'm 
asking because BeOS R5 is unaware of the Speedstep feature of my 
Pentium-M. It is probably unaware of that feature on any processor. If 
I unplug the power while running, everything timing related will slow 
down in BeOS. I have not tried with VLC yet, I don't even know if using 
the performance counter will produce the desired results when SpeedStep 
kicks in...

Best regards,
-Stephan
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