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Minor problem switching back and forth to fullscreen, on Max 5.04, Windows Vista SP1, ATI FireGL graphics card.

Max console window shows this everytime switch to fullscreen and back:

jit_gl_support_init: float pixel formats: GL Error: Invalid enumeration

jit.gl.render: building GL on window "neonmusic"...

Everything works OK, aside from the message.

jit_gl_support_init: float pixel formats: GL Error: Invalid enumeration
jit.gl.render: building GL on window "neonmusic"...

Everything works OK, aside from the message.


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I get the same message. WindowsXP, Max5.05, Radeon 4870 (1GB), but think it IS causing problems. To get expected behavior rendering 9 jit.gl.videoplane(s) I have needed to "doublebuffer 0" for minimized jit.window and "doublebuffer 1" for maximized jit.window. If I don't use this combo I lose transperancy.

Having all sorts of other problems, and should check them out on my Mac, but this seems the strangest.

And I was soooo excited about running a fast GPU. I have looked for all the latest drivers for the 4870, and think I have them installed. Maybe that's the problem, or am I just being daft?

Sorry for the noise. My son, who is much smarter than I am, pointed out that I need to have my video planes in different positions on the z plane. This takes care of the doublebuffer difference between minimized and full screens.

For what it's worth, I am excited about my new pc setup. Tried running just four videoplanes reading 320x240 from disk - my new pc gets 20fps, and the 2yo macbookpro 0 (nothing).

The disk is a 320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 that got high scores on Tom's Hardware. I reckon it really is fast as I hear my Mac disk still groaning in defeat.

Sorry for the noise. My son, who is much smarter than I am, pointed out that I need to have my video planes in different positions on the z plane. This takes care of the doublebuffer difference between minimized and full screens.
For what it's worth, I am excited about my new pc setup. Tried running just four videoplanes reading 320x240 from disk - my new pc gets 20fps, and the 2yo macbookpro 0 (nothing).
The disk is a 320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 that got high scores on Tom's Hardware. I reckon it really is fast as I hear my Mac disk still groaning in defeat.
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You can also set jit.gl.videoplane @depth_enable 0 and order them with

On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 7:54 PM, Barry Moon wrote:

> Sorry for the noise. My son, who is much smarter than I am, pointed out that I need to have my video planes in different positions on the z plane. This takes care of the doublebuffer difference between minimized and full screens.

> For what it's worth, I am excited about my new pc setup. Tried running just four videoplanes reading 320x240 from disk - my new pc gets 20fps, and the 2yo macbookpro 0 (nothing).

> The disk is a 320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 that got high scores on Tom's Hardware. I reckon it really is fast as I hear my Mac disk still groaning in defeat.

You can also set jit.gl.videoplane @depth_enable 0 and order them with
the @layer attribute.
wes

On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 7:54 PM, Barry Moon  wrote:
>
> Sorry for the noise. My son, who is much smarter than I am, pointed out that I need to have my video planes in different positions on the z plane. This takes care of the doublebuffer difference between minimized and full screens.
> For what it's worth, I am excited about my new pc setup. Tried running just four videoplanes reading 320x240 from disk - my new pc gets 20fps, and the 2yo macbookpro 0 (nothing).
> The disk is a 320GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 that got high scores on Tom's Hardware. I reckon it really is fast as I hear my Mac disk still groaning in defeat.
> B
>


[bug] Minor fullscreen problem on Max 5.04, Windows Vista, ATI