09-23-2011, 08:19 AM
First Impression, NICE, real easy Installation.
I got:
Then i tested a Starwars Movie (Bluray Remux Rip), at First the Movie plays very well, smooth scrolling Intro, nice flow of Vehicles ... so on ... so on. After starting my tests with the fast forward buttons, i got the first troubles.
The Movie got flickering and Sync-Problems, sometimes just the hole Movie jumps between Frames (flickering between 2 Frames), sometimes just single Parts of a Movie, like Persons or Vehicles.
Sometimes a new Press on "Forward" fixed that Problem again or i got just on the Top, of the border some Lines, that where out motion Sync.
Gui Overlays producing the same Sync Problems in the Movie too.
Its amazing to see, that the CPU is not the Bottleneck (10% on an 33Gig Movie, WOW)
The "Remote Control" with build-in Front-Sensor does not work jet, i will try the usb Sensor today.
I will start buying a Blue-Tooth Keyboard today checking that part too.
To the Developers a great Thank You for spending Time ... cant wait to see the final Product, its a milestone between the Windows 2008, Windows 7 Pro tests.
Got to mention: I386-devel-20110922153032-r7913
I got:
- HDMI-Audio Output
- Network
- Fast Booting
- A promising Video Output
Then i tested a Starwars Movie (Bluray Remux Rip), at First the Movie plays very well, smooth scrolling Intro, nice flow of Vehicles ... so on ... so on. After starting my tests with the fast forward buttons, i got the first troubles.
The Movie got flickering and Sync-Problems, sometimes just the hole Movie jumps between Frames (flickering between 2 Frames), sometimes just single Parts of a Movie, like Persons or Vehicles.
Sometimes a new Press on "Forward" fixed that Problem again or i got just on the Top, of the border some Lines, that where out motion Sync.
Gui Overlays producing the same Sync Problems in the Movie too.
Its amazing to see, that the CPU is not the Bottleneck (10% on an 33Gig Movie, WOW)
The "Remote Control" with build-in Front-Sensor does not work jet, i will try the usb Sensor today.
I will start buying a Blue-Tooth Keyboard today checking that part too.
To the Developers a great Thank You for spending Time ... cant wait to see the final Product, its a milestone between the Windows 2008, Windows 7 Pro tests.
Got to mention: I386-devel-20110922153032-r7913