http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_framebuffer

*There is now a library DirectFB <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectFB>
which provides a framework for hardware acceleration of the Linux
framebuffer.*

So this would imply that the answer to #3 is yes, and the answer to #4 is
no hardware acceleration.. I also believe the answer to #1 is yes( both I
think - 1080p being 16 bit as I recall ), and no idea about question #2.


On Sun, Dec 14, 2014 at 11:47 AM, Vijairaj R <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am trying to setup BBB to play html5 videos in chromium and output
> through HDMI to a TV...
>
> The status so far is as follows (Thanks to the images from rcn-ee.net):
> * Booting Ubuntu 14.10 through a uSD.
> * Installed the pvr kernel drviers.
> * Installed the SGX userspace libraries and demos.
> * The TI SGX SDK Demo 'OGLES2ChameleonMan' is running successfully on the
> framebuffer.
> * Xorg is running with 'fbdev' driver
> * chromium is started with a url from the command line and running
> modeless on X
> * The url has a html5 H.264 video and plays albeit too slow and at an
> unacceptable frame rate.
>
> I *believe* that both video decoding and playback are currently done by
> the CPU rather than using the GPU and the NEON unit. I am trying to get the
> GPU and NEON to the task and have a few questions:
> 1) Is it even possible to run a 1080p/720p videos on the beagle bone?
> 2) Is there a neon optimized ffmpeg codec for the chromium browser? (My
> use case require the videos to run in the browser rather than in a
> dedicated media player)
> 3) Xorg starts only with 'fbdev' driver and not with the 'modesetting'
> driver... Does this have an impact on the video playback?
> 4) Also running eglinfo, gles2test1 from X don't work... Does this mean
> that X is not yet accelerated and does that have impact on chromium's
> performance?
>
> I did do some research in the past one week but I am still very new to the
> BBB and any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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