On 08/12/09 02:22, stefasab wrote:
On date Monday 2009-08-10 12:07:19 -0600, Rob Savoye gnashed:
stefasab wrote:
Rob, reading the source of cygnal I can't still figure out how the
server side application is supposed to work, also I'm not still sure
if there is already support
John Gilmore wrote:
It's not the default, unfortunately. Perhaps when we tried making
those cookies non-writeable, too many web sites stop working. Since
Flash cookies (.sol files) are heavily used by many swf files for
storing configuration settings, like game scores. I've looked at
Matthias Kramm wrote:
Anything specific you need in as3compile for more extensive test
cases?
I haven't tried to keep up to date on as3compile this summer, as once
I created a new testsuite with Haxe in May, we kindof got stuck with it.
One issue is namely support for older swf versions.
Now that the summer intern project is over, and the various
distributions have their own code freezes in a month, it's that time
real soon now... I'd like to know if anyone has any major work that is
expected not to be done before early next week that was supposed to be
in the release. Ideally
On 08/30/09 12:21, strk wrote:
We have an alternative used by other testsuites (testsuite/check.h)
but libmedia.all seems not using it (see top of that file to note how
it handles that situation).
I am trying to depreciate the usage of the check.h and check.as
header files.
- rob
On 09/01/09 08:57, JJON wrote:
I am a student form Jinan University in China,I want to cross compile gnash
for ARM9 architecture 's embedded Linux.But i don't know how to start it .I
found some information about it but it is fragmentary. * *I've a gcc based
cross compiler available in ubuntu.
On 09/02/09 08:58, dan...@rbzrobotdesign.com wrote:
I'm working with gnash in order to have it working under freescale powerpc
platform. I have been able to compile and use version 0.8.3 against FB
using AGG. Later I started playing with version 0.8.5 and trunk. My system
is ubuntu 9.04 and gcc
On 09/07/09 07:30, Andrea Palmatè wrote:
i've seen that my Makefile.am of libltdlc is empty. can someone confirm
this?
libltdl* is built in libbase, not the libltdl directory created by
libtoolize.
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On 09/07/09 10:21, dww wrote:
I am trying to debug gtk-gnash to become more familiar with the code and
gain experience with gdb debugging.
I was trying to set breakpoints in IOChannel.cpp
I first did a
symbol-file /usr/local/lib/gnash/libgnashbase-trunk.so
then I set breakpoint in IOChannel.cpp
On 09/07/09 12:41, dww wrote:
at this point the symbols for libgnashbase-trunk.so were not loaded
and when I set a pending breakpoint with the br command it still does
not get hit.
Did you compile with -g ? Otherwise no debug symbols. :-)
- rob -
On 09/07/09 12:46, dww wrote:
I followed the reference manual
make CFLAGS=-g CXXFLAGS=-g
correct?
Yep, that should do it. Did you install the debug version ?
I can try again to be sure
nm --demangle will print lots of symbols if compiled with -g.
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On 09/07/09 14:36, Leon Woestenberg wrote:
Currently only agg is supported. Cairo / pixman recently got good ARM
NEON optimizations that are worth exploring.
When configuring Gnash, use --enable-renderer=cairo.
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On 09/09/09 09:30, Udo Giacomozzi wrote:
This mail is mainly for Rob (who will be cross-compiling Gnash for the
Trimble Nomad too), but might be useful for anybody who wants to build
Gnash for that device.
I'll try to expand this, but here's a start on my notes for Nomad:
On 09/11/09 10:32, Matthew Spencer wrote:
I currently have a pet project to get the BBC's iPlayer working with gnash.
I am using WebKit to display the BigScreen interface, with the gnash plugin
supplying the flash support.
I have a few questions for the list on how best to progress with the
On 09/11/09 14:21, Matthew Spencer wrote:
I do have a pressing need to get iPlayer working, so access to your branch
would be advantageous. I understand that there will be a steep learning
curve. I will be be upfront about the time I have available though, family
The timing doesn't matter
On 09/11/09 08:55, Matthew Spencer wrote:
Firstly, I am getting a huge number of 'UNIMPLEMENTED' messages in the log
for 'LocalConnection.send' of the form:
13979:1] 14:46:44: DEBUG: * The send function is called *
13979:1] 14:46:44: DEBUG: STOP! No memory allocated!!
13979:1]
On 09/14/09 16:44, John Riesen wrote:
Firefox has started warning about out of date plugins. Using Firefox 3.5.3
+ gnash-plugin-0.8.5-3 (on Fedora 11), it now warns that:
Change the version number Gnash uses to tell Firefox it's the flash
plugin. In your $HOME/.gnashrc file you can set
On 09/15/09 05:30, dolphinling wrote:
I think the more likely scenario is that none of the people who
developed the update feature use gnash, so it just didn't occur to them.
Figures...
There's already a bug filed:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=516166
Ah, thanks. We
On 09/15/09 02:17, Matthew Spencer wrote:
I have now integrated the code, but it seems to be acting as it was with the
old version of NetConnection_as.cpp. Could I ask a few more questions:
You'd need to uncomment the lines in asobj/flash/net/net.am to build
it there, and not build the
On 09/15/09 09:24, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
Almost all properties in AS2 are either implemented, or logged as
unimplemented. If you find one that is silently unimplemented, it's a
bug. I don't think there are any missing NetConnection functions.
No missing methods or properties that I'm
On 09/15/09 12:01, Matthew Spencer wrote:
Quick status update, I am at the point where the initial handshake seems to
be working now. I am not getting a vaild response to the 'connect' packet
sent.
Then the packet you sent isn't 100% correct. This usually happens if
you miss the 128 byte
On 09/17/09 04:44, Matthew Spencer wrote:
(back from being offline all week)
The point here is that the NetStream is only created after a successful
connection to the server. My feeling is that this should be signalled after
the Invoke::connect response is returned from the server. The
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
On 09/25/09 17:19, Rob Moore wrote:
I have a Linux MIPS Alpha 400 type mini netbook thing.
Can I use Gnash in order to view streaming video?
It's not like a normal machine and can't recognise normal linux software that I
download. There is a website about these kinds of machines but nothing
On 09/29/09 16:51, Andrea Palmatè wrote:
after latest changes gnash cannot be compiled on Ubuntu (native not
cross-compiled)
i receive this error (in italian..)
make[2]: *** Nessuna regola per creare l'obiettivo
../libbase/libgnashbase.la, necessario a libgnashamf.la.
I can unfortunately
Bram Neijt wrote:
Currently, Flashblock does not properly work with Gnash. On the other
hand, Gnash does not support white-listing, blacklisting and removal of
flash parts in a page.
Um, Gnash does support whitelists and blacklists, and has for many
years. See
Ramesh Chandra wrote:
Is this the usual behaviour of gnash in mips platform or is there any
problem in my cross-compilation, is my target very slow for the desired
flash file? any optimization is needed?
400Mhz is too slow to use software rendering for streaming video. I've
done several
Ramesh Chandra wrote:
My mips platform is little endian. What clock rate you are exactly
mentioning? because we have a 700Mhz Mips cpu of the same series, yet to try
gnash in it. Do you think
I'm not home to double check, but recall my two MIPS/Loongson machines
ran at either 700 or
chunxi_c...@hotmail.com wrote:
I want to is it possible to port Gnash to Symbian platform. how
difficulty it will be?
Possible ? yes. I've thought about it, as I have a Nokia E71x phone.
As Symbian is pretty different, it'd potentially be a lot of work. At
least S60 uses GCC. I haven't
On 10/12/09 21:45, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
However, symbols were present for other binaries and for other
libraries.
Do you mean the other Gnash utilities had debug symbols ? The gnash
executable is just a shell script, that launches the appropriate binary,
which for the XO is gtk-gnash.
On 10/12/09 06:42, Vinayaka UP wrote:
Our Embedded product, is having Freescale Coldfire Series MCF5271
controller (Configured with 120 MHZ) and
Linux kernel 2.4 Open Source.This device also have features like input via
touch screen mouse, 128 MB of RAM and
display with resolution 800x600.
On 10/13/09 13:51, Marcin Cieslak wrote:
Dnia 08.10.2009 John Gilmoreg...@toad.com napisał/a:
I went to this page today, and got a black gnash box:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4S9tV8ZLcE
As a workaround, this works:
http://www.youtube.com/v/G4S9tV8ZLcE
Interesting, sounds
On 10/13/09 13:51, Marcin Cieslak wrote:
Dnia 08.10.2009 John Gilmoreg...@toad.com napisał/a:
I went to this page today, and got a black gnash box:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4S9tV8ZLcE
As a workaround, this works:
http://www.youtube.com/v/G4S9tV8ZLcE
Now I see what the
On 10/12/09 22:44, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
Yeah, this is the binary that was missing symbols. But, does it work for
you? What version of oprofile? On what distro? With what compile flags?
On Fedora 11, I get debug symbols in gtk-gnash using -g -O2, which
is the default. I haven't been
On 10/12/09 18:30, Michael Stone wrote:
I just wanted to mention to you that Bernie Innocenti and I spent a few
minutes together last week trying to learn something about why gnash stutters on
assorted content on our Rawhide and Debian Sid machines.
The stuttering (if you mean for video) is
On 10/13/09 23:39, Kevin Kofler wrote:
On Wednesday 14 October 2009, Rob Savoye wrote:
Is the Gstreamer packages standard now,
We build Gnash against GStreamer in Fedora, for the usual patent reasons.
(GStreamer's modular architecture allows adding the patent-encumbered codecs
from third
On 10/12/09 18:30, Michael Stone wrote:
Lastly, if there's a simple solution out there or reason why our
approach was doomed from the start, then I'd also appreciate it if you could
link to
it a little bit more prominently from your wiki since Google doesn't seem to
know anything about it.
On 10/14/09 14:40, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
It's amazingly simple these days: just install the oprofile-gui rpm and
then run sudo oprof_start. Of course you also need to install the
kernel-debuginfo and gnash-debuginfo. You probably also want
glib-debuginfo and gtk-debuginfo.
Can I do this my
On 10/14/09 04:40, John Snowden wrote:
something so you end up with nothing- wouldn't it be better if online
video was anything like png or jpg or giff? This would solve all the
problems, I wouldn't care more.
Talk to the content producers to use free codecs. Gnash only handles
the formats
On 10/15/09 18:41, dww wrote:
Lately I have had trouble running clips from YouTube with the trunk I
went back to 0.8.6 and 0.8.5 and had the same trouble ( blacked out
viewing area). Has something changed on the YouTube site or is somthing
bad with my build? I saw no build errors. Has anyone
On 10/14/09 14:40, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
In oprof_start, enable call graphs and set the path to your elf vmlinux
image (/usr/lib/debug/lib/modules/2.6.31.1-56.fc12.x86_64/vmlinux in my
case).
Ok after a few frustrating days, I've gotten oprofile to work.
Bizarrely, it crashed another
On 10/15/09 08:22, Weidong Li wrote:
slower than flashlite. However, gnash has a much better user interface than
flashlite. It is possible that I did not do everything right with gnash so
that it appeared to be slower.
Were your tests with swf animations or streaming video ?
In general,
On 10/16/09 14:33, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
motivated should be able to get started on tracking down performance issues.
http://www.gnashdev.org/testcases/oprof_gnash_all.log
Very interesting. This looks by far the hottest spot:
gnash::PropertyList::setReachable()
That adds it
On 10/25/09 11:00, Scott Good wrote:
Can Gnash be compiled to run on an ARM Based system such as the HTC dream
and googles Android OS?
Yes, Gnash has run on several ARM based systems including Android.
More details at: http://www.gnashdev.org/?q=node/68
-rob -
On 10/29/09 06:47, wrote:
i've successly cross compiled gnash-0.8.6 for arm,and i've got the
sdl-gnash binary after the make option.but for some reason i want
to get a static version of the executable binary.so i added
--disable-shared --enable-static to the configure
On Mon, Nov 09, 2009 at 04:18:51PM +0530, Indrajeet Gajanan wrote:
http://wiki.gnashdev.org/Building_dependant_packages#Dependant_Libraries.
Let us know what are files are to be needed to port Gnash to an Embedded
Device.
You need a bunch of other libraries Gnash depends on. The list is
On 11/10/09 05:40, wrote:
Dynamic section at offset 0xe36e1c contains 30 entries:
TagType Name/Value
0x0001 (NEEDED) Shared library: [libpthread.so.0]
0x0001 (NEEDED) Shared library: [librt.so.1]
On 11/19/09 02:06, Indrajeet Gajanan wrote:
1- I successfully configured the Gnash source code on Ubuntu and I am able
to run the SWF file on my system. I want to know how we can configure the
Gnash source code to Freescale Coldfire Series MCF5271 controller running
on Linux kernel 2.4.
What
On 11/19/09 05:34, moquette wrote:
I compiled gnash-fb 0.8.5 from the openembedded.org cross compilation tool.
The current release is 0.8.6, btw.
It seems that the X and Y axis are inverted even for the mouse
resolution.
I'd try a newer release of Gnash, or better yet trunk, to
strk wrote:
Does anyone have an idea on the status of the RTMP work ?
Is the shared branch still being maintained (I don't see it in sync
with trunk for the libcore/asobj part at least) ?
Ignore the shared RTMP branch, I've been working in a different local
branch since most people don't
On 12/02/09 15:37, Kristian Erikson wrote:
We're having some problems with Building Gnash 0.8.6 using our build
script (SPEC file and rpmbuild) and I was wondering if anyone has come
across this one before.
This is fixed in a branch, but I doubt you want to build Cygnal, so
dropping
On 12/09/09 05:41, Indrajeet Gajanan wrote:
My questions are
1- How we can run the Gnash player on our device.
After cross-compiling, load the executable on your target. For a UI,
just have standalone Gnash launched when you boot or login.
2- Where I have to load swf file and which API
Indrajeet Gajanan wrote:
m68k-elf-tools-20030314.sh tool chain.Which command i have to use to
generate executable file for target.
2- I try to configure the gnash by using
./configure --build=m68k-elf --target=m68k-elf --prefix=/usr/local/bin
--enable-renderer=AGG --enable-media=none
On 12/14/09 15:34, strk wrote:
Can anyone think of other strategies to decide *when* to run the GC ?
Back when I worked on LISP systems (25 years ago), the GC would run
in a separate thread based on a timer, as opposed to any other action.
Each object was tagged as to it's state, and the
On 12/15/09 08:50, Dmitry Shalnoff wrote:
I'm designer/ActionScript developer and I'm trying to make interactive
GUI/game for OpenMoko by using AS. gnash perfectly installs on the
device (and even show more-less nice performance), but I stuck in a
Just as a question, did you install Gnash
On 12/17/09 04:15, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
This is 0.8.4-2 in Debian/Lenny.
That's two releases behind, 0.8.6 being the most current. You might
want to grab one of my Debian snapshots from getgnash.org and see if
it's still a problem.
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On 12/17/09 09:22, Dmitry Shalnoff wrote:
that was prepared package form here
http://www.getgnash.org/packages/releases/openmoko/ and there is
0.8.1 version only
0.8.1 is seriously ancient. I thought OpenMoko was a dead project ?
I would like to try build gnash on OM platform by myself on
On 12/20/09 09:16, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
packages working. Luckily there are packages for Debian Lenny. I
tested them, and they seem to fail completely. Found this message in
~/.xsession-errors:
The Debian lenny x86 packages are kindof out of date, I need to fix my
Debian machine.
On 12/20/09 10:34, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
I mean by trying to install mozilla-plugin-gnash and
konqueror-plugin-gnash together.
I'll check, I'm working on the packaging files for Debian now. Part of
my problem was the machine I was building on had odd versions of things
(as I upgrade
On 12/20/09 11:26, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
I suspect you are confused by the difference with the stable release
in debian (Lenny), and what is available in other versions of
debian. Gnash 0.8.6 is available in Debian, in the unstable
distribution and is also currently in the testing
On 12/20/09 12:33, Richard Wilbur wrote:
I can only offer part-time help as well, but I am interested in helping.
1. What do you folks need the most help on?
Keeping our kde4 support working as you do now is a big help. There
are always other little things than never get done, like
On 01/01/10 03:56, Eric Pascal wrote:
I'm new to this project, could you tell me which C++ IDE you are using to
develop Gnash ?
Well, I use emacs, but I think most of the other developers use vim.
:-) This summer some of the student interns used something I had never
heard of called Geary,
Just so there is plenty of warning, I was hoping to start a code freeze
for the next release sometime in mid Jan. That should give me a few
weeks to do testing, and get 0.8.7 out before both the Fedora and Ubuntu
code freezes, which are both in Mid Feb. I just migrated a big pile of
RTMP changes
On 12/29/09 13:21, Vishnu Viswanath wrote:
To implement RTMP should we start studying how the other protocols are
implemented ??
I just migrated my RTMP branch to trunk, that should help some. This
has the changes to the client API like I had mentioned on IRC. I'll try
to make some updates to
On 12/31/09 12:06, John Wimer wrote:
I'm no expert with the auto* suite, so I may have overlooked some
things. But if no one sees a problem with this, I'll go ahead and check
it in next week.
I checked it in for you, as I was doing testing of some other changes
anyway. One thing I'm having
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
Current trunk doesn't build on my Ubuntu 9.04 system with libtool
2.2.6a. Well, you don't strictly notice this problem with the original
trunk but manual inspection of libbase/Makefile.am reveals that some
variables like noinst_HEADERS are only available in the
Andrea Palmatè wrote:
Damn... SPAM everywhere.. :D
Tell me about it. This account is now blocked. Considering whomeever
had to get on the list to post this spam, I'm always amazed at the
lengths spammers go to... They seem to get our wiki every few weeks as well.
- rob -
On 01/13/10 03:59, Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
I believed I fixed the libtool problem as of revno #11749. I dropped the
support for the installable libltdl, as we only build the convenience
library (static) for both libtool 1.5 and 2.x. My Cygwin build is still
going, but it got past that point
On 01/15/10 02:36, Andrea Palmatè wrote:
libtool: link: cannot find the library `../libltdl/libltdlc.la' or
unhandled argument `../libltdl/libltdlc.la'
It is searching the lib always in libltdl directory
I believe I just fixed this as of revno #11788. Can you try again ? At
least for me,
On 01/22/10 07:00, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
I have some libtool problems now. I did a fresh build; Gnash itself is
fine, but the testsuite (misc-ming.all, libcore.all, libamf.all etc)
fails to compile with errors like:
I need to add these two libraries to GNASH_LIBS in the teststuite now.
Not
Anyone else with 8.10 ?
You might trying staying more up to date. :-) Since Hardy is an LTS
release, I installed Hardy as a VM image, updated it, built current
versions of the testing dependencies, reproduced, and fixed this bug. So
as of revno #11815, it should work fine, at least it does for
On 01/28/10 08:03, and...@amigasoft.net wrote:
On *unix: ltmain.sh (GNU libtool) 2.2.6b
On Cygwin: libtool (GNU libtool 1.3140 2009-12-30) 2.2.7a
ltdlver=`${LIBTOOLIZE:-libtoolize} --version | head -1 | cut
-d ' ' -f 4`
ltdlmajor=`echo $ltdlver | cut -d '.' -f 1`
are wrong since they
Indrajeet Gajanan wrote:
I want to know whether Gnash player can be used for these devices.
Whether someone has tried to port the Gnash player to any Embedded
devices as replacement to Adobe Flash Lite.
Gnash star6ed it's life running on embedded devices, and we've done
ports to several
On 02/03/10 05:43, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
Are there any objections? Or can anyone demonstrate that the code works?
Tgc added that code, but I don't think it's even been used, so
removing I doubt will cause any problems.
- rob -
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I tagged and made the release branch today. It's tagged
'release_0_8_7_start', but what you'd really want to do is just do a bzr
checkout of the 'release_0_8_7' branch from savannah. I have a few
release specific tweaks to make, does anyone else have something that is
release specific ? The goal
On 02/10/10 14:25, Robinson Tryon wrote:
If there are any other bazaar commands people ought to know, we can
document them on that page.
How to use the -r revision option as a way of getting a revision
that isn't a release.
Also maybe a quicky on bzr st and bzr diff to see any changes
On 02/11/10 12:59, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
This problem should be fixed too now with a signal handler (revno
11936). We might consider adding this to the release branch too, as it
is better to make sure things are cleaned up.
Is this fixing an old bug, or one you only noticed with your
On 02/11/10 14:31, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
So there's no doubt we should be doing this, but the flip side is that
it creates more opportunities to hang the browser, so maybe it needs
more than a couple of days' testing before going into a release.
I agree it's a good idea to handle this
Peter Vermaas wrote:
I'm trying to compile the 0.8.7. pre-release from
http://www.getgnash.org/packages/pre-release-testing/
for the arm on openembedded and I'm getting the following errors:
Did you use the old bbfile, or the new one ? My last OE build worked fine.
So it looks like the
Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
I am rather ignorant of autoconf and packaging, but it seems completely
crazy to me that we should ever add config tests for dependencies of
dependencies. Is there really not a better way of doing it?
Not really... It's mostly just the header files included by the
Peter Vermaas wrote:
So it looks like the libxml include files cannot be found.
Version 0.8.6 had a configure option I used to set the path
--with-libxml2-incl=. I'm missing this option in 0.8.7.
Is it still possible to add this for 0.8.7?
I made new rc2 release files, with this fixed
The 0.8.7 release Gnash is now out. It's available from ftp.gnu.org,
and getgnash.org, and soon in your distribution of choice. More
information about how to get Gnash is at these links:
http://wiki.gnashdev.org/Gnash#Obtaining_Source_Code
On 02/16/10 21:41, John Gilmore wrote:
which says the current release is 0.8.5. Oops!
Oops, now fixed.
W: GPG error: http://www.getgnash.org ubuntu Release: The following
signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not
available: NO_PUBKEY 50B9A110A0B6D3FE
I haven't
On 02/17/10 07:53, Adrian Panasiuk wrote:
In context of http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gnash/haiku/, here are
some more changes needed for Haiku support:
No shared memory support at all ? I just checked this into the branch,
with a few changes. Thanks for catching a bunch of obscure typos.
On 02/17/10 07:53, Adrian Panasiuk wrote:
In context of http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gnash/haiku/, here are
some more changes needed for Haiku support:
I got these merged into the branch slightly massaged, which then
configured and compiled on a Haiku VM image. The only problem was when I
On 02/18/10 07:39, ON JJ wrote:
HI I am trying to cross compile gnash to arm liunx, but when i try to
./configure glib i get this message
then,i try to ./configure gettext(0.17),configure is ok,but when i
make gettext i get this message mbslen.c: In function ‘mbslen’:
mbslen.c:37: error:
Rupert Swarbrick wrote:
I suspect that it's a result of ~/.mozilla/plugins not being in your
dynamic link library path. Try running with
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/user/.mozilla/plugins firefox
Actually you don't have to do that for the plugin, but you do need to
have /usr/local/lib/gnash in
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 04:27:51PM +, Ken Moffat wrote:
Thanks for the new release, but the md5s for .bz2 and .bz2.sig
seem to be wrong in the announcement at
http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/release-0.8.7.txt
I had to re-upload the bz2 tarball, because somebody noticed the original
was
On 02/24/10 14:36, Richard Wilbur wrote:
How is your repository hosted? Do you put files into it using FTP?
Launchpad automatically creates a key for a Personal Package Archive
I'm not using launchpad. :-) I've been using a utility called
reprepro that's been very useful. I'm also using
I've been hacking on hardware video decoding support in an experimental
branch ('hwaccel'), and just added support for Gnash to load the
renderer at runtime. So that means one can change between Cairo,.
OpenGL, and AGG when gnash is started. It's also configurable by a
gnashrc setting. Currently
Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
I'm also not sure it's currently really worth making them really
dynamically loadable (you mean dlopening them, I guess?). The only
advantages I can see is that they'd be switchable during runtime (which
the design currently doesn't allow) and that new renderers could
Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
On the other hand, gui/Player.h in the hwaccel branch is generally
better than in trunk because most tabs are replaced with 4 spaces.
But it now has some new 8-space tabs, so the indentation is also
messed up in places.
My problem... On my laptop I wasn't converting
Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
Am Montag, den 01.03.2010, 19:08 -0700 schrieb Rob Savoye:
I also don't think it's a good idea to use -r / --render-mode to select
a renderer. Why not add --renderer, even with a short -R option?
We're running out of letters for options. :-) I can change it, I'm
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
Actually, this won't work for VAAPI at this time because you won't have
the right VaapiGlobalContext initialized for OGL. I will look into his
once the remaining bits are merged.
I noticed too that OpenGL doesn't work anyway, I obviously broke
something. All I get
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
I think you should also replace sources annotations like
// indent-tabs-mode: t
to
// indent-tabs-mode: nil
That was the problem, I started fixing them all. I cut pasted a
standard block for emacs, and grabbed the wrong one. :-) It does 4 space
indents correctly,
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
On Tue, 2 Mar 2010, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
It's better to keep libvaapi at the top-level because you would run into
weird dependency problems otherwise. libmedia, libbase, librender all
require libvaapi.
Ah, I guess it should stay top level then, plus we should
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
I have a Phenom X3 (triple core) and it does help. For example, the 2012
trailer I pointed to you doesn't decode in real time with the SW
decoder. So, this generally is a win for H.264 on all platforms.
Which is what I'd think.
Please point me to your samples so
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
I wanted to mention that the latest Cairo prerelease has a working
OpenGL backend. This means we could drop our OpenGL renderer and rely on
Cairo for crisp OpenGL rendering instead.
Course our Cairo renderer is quite slow for some reason, I assume it's
in how Gnash
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
It seems OGL doesn't work at all, no matter VA-API is built-in or not.
Something is probably wrong with the DRI/GLX check.
There is a new check in the latest version that checks to see if DRI
or GLX extensions are enabled, but nothing is done with that result yet.
On 03/02/10 12:05, John Gilmore wrote:
Great! It's good to stir up some fun in gnash like this. I'm still
afraid that gnash will soon be irrelevant to most people, until it can
play the friggin' scripts that the most popular video sites surround
their videos with.
While I agree with you,
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