Mark Myers wrote: > Is there a way that I can boost multimedia performance in Linux? renice -19 XSERVERPID renice -10 PROCESSORINTENSIVEMULTIMEDIAPID Specifically, things to fiddle with are the level of the X server itself, the level of the application that does the CPU-intensive stuff, and the default level of everything else as a last resort. You may be running into problems because the machine is deciding it would rather figure out what comes next than work on displaying what has already been figured out. I was getting MP3s to play smoothly on an AMD X5 at 160MHz (an overclocked 133MHz 5x86 ) by renicing everything to 10, then the player (splay 0.7) to -20 .. -- jkenner@mindspring.com __ I Support Linux: _> _ _ |_ _ _ _| Working Together To <__(_||_)| )| `(_|(_)(_| To Build A Better Future. |