Partial review of the VAAPI patch. I'm most concerned with what the
patch does for maintainability. There are ever fewer developers with
less and less time, and it's already difficult to maintain all the GUIs,
media handlers, and renderers. So it's pretty crucial that new code
doesn't add more
Hi Gwenole,
First off, I have to express some concern that apparently only
proprietary GPU drivers are supported for use with VA API -- at least,
for the codecs that are commonly used in Flash videos. The last
thing we want to do is encourage people to use proprietary drivers for
use with Gnash.
Hi,
On Wed, 23 Sep 2009, Bastiaan Jacques wrote:
I would be interested in merging the VA API integration if we have some
indication that the free GPU driver community (i.e., Nouveau or
AMD-free) will soon be supported by VA API.
I don't believe this will happen, especially under the soon
On 09/22/09 08:38, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
The size of the patch almost certainly means that copyright assignment
is necessary before it can be applied, and only Rob Savoye can sort that
out.
I assume this would be a corporate copyright assignment or a personal
one ? I can send you the
Thank you for working on improving gnash.
First off, I have to express some concern that apparently only
proprietary GPU drivers are supported for use with VA API -- at least,
for the codecs that are commonly used in Flash videos. The last
thing we want to do is encourage people to use
Hi,
Le 23 sept. 09 à 23:37, John Gilmore a écrit :
It's unclear to me why there isn't an Ogg Theora video profile in the
VA API itself. I find it unlikely that Theora decoding or encoding
can't be accelerated by a bunch of the hardware out there. It seems
like the people who defined the API
I am not sure to fully understand what you mean but I will think again
about it tomorrow or over this night. Isn't Gnash/Flash limited to VP6
and H.264? How would MPEG-2 MoComp/iDCT support help Gnash?
All existing video codecs (except Dirac) work basically the same way.
They use the same
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