On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 03:29:12PM +0800, Hong Yu wrote:
Thanks for the information!
We find that on our Ubuntu system: gnash-0.8.4 with ffmpeg can play some
of the youtube videos, but can not play some other youtube videos; the
trunk version with ffmpeg can play all youtube videos now,
We have used several youtube videos: 'Plastic Bag TVC', 'Off the Rails'.
The two have h264 video encoding and aac audio encoding, so we are
rebuilding ffmpeg library and see if will work with gnash. So it may not
be gnash-trunk's problem, we will see. Thanks!
Best regards,
Hong Yu
strk
Thanks for the information!
We find that on our Ubuntu system: gnash-0.8.4 with ffmpeg can play some
of the youtube videos, but can not play some other youtube videos; the
trunk version with ffmpeg can play all youtube videos now, but it plays
some youtube videos with NO audio heard. Does
On Tue, 9 Dec 2008, Hong Yu wrote:
I am reading the trunk source. About the '*.m4' files under the directory
'macros/', are they part of the development source, or can they be
auto-generated ? Thanks.
The m4 files are not auto-generated. Instead, autotools use input from
configure.ac and
Hello,
Valgrind has been a good tool to study heap memory during program's
execution on Linux. How can we study and profile other part(s) of
dynamic memory during application's run, e.g., the stack usage belonging
to Gnash's run ? Anyone be interested to give suggestions? Thanks!
Best
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 05:22:22PM +0800, Hong Yu wrote:
Hello,
Valgrind has been a good tool to study heap memory during program's
execution on Linux. How can we study and profile other part(s) of
dynamic memory during application's run, e.g., the stack usage belonging
to Gnash's run
Thanks for the suggestions, to help us learn Gnash!
I have another question regarding the audio handling. We have simple SWF
files for which Gnash plays perfectly on X86, but on some ARM platform,
audio may be slower than graphics, and then audio will be stopped
according to frame advances
Yes, we have tried newest valgrind 3.3.1. It works well. Thanks.
I have been tracing Gnash's AVM execution using some SWF files. And I
have another question about Gnash's SWF file parsing: when a
sprite_instance's member 'm_display_list's content be filled in? Anyone
be interested in giving
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 04:44:10PM +0800, Hong Yu wrote:
Yes, we have tried newest valgrind 3.3.1. It works well. Thanks.
I have been tracing Gnash's AVM execution using some SWF files. And I
have another question about Gnash's SWF file parsing: when a
sprite_instance's member
Hello,
We wish to profile Gnash's memory usage/allocation and we have tried the
tool 'valgrind --tool=massif --depth=5 gnash-binary ...'. The resulted
massif.ps and massif.txt reports do give us helpful indications.
However, we wish for more detailed and more consistent reports which
might
On Fri, Nov 07, 2008 at 12:57:32PM +0800, Hong Yu wrote:
Anyone would like to suggest how to
better utilize the valgrind tool, or, some linux memory profiling tool
better than valgrind? Thanks!
Valgrind is what I'd use. Try reading more about how to read
the output.
--strk;
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