Hey Stefan,

After your mail I decided to go for clutter gst after I get some working
code. (for upgrading). Thanks for your mail.

Very interesting. I have started to do a SMIL implementation in ClutterGst
> using Python and Introspection. On SD resolutions it worked as a charm, but
> HD did require a very specific setup. Live input was on my list as well.
> You do know there exist dvswitch?


You mean in Hardware cam? or in clutter library? I'm not clear. I was just
using cams as webcams. If there is another way for getting live input
please let me know. I thought to use capture card like EasyCap, which
converts camera input into webcam, then get it from there.

The point is that at some point the CPU acceleration of the screen just
> gives up, giving tearing images. Probably the problem is two-fold: decoding
> in software, and display on a surface. Now when I started my queste there
> was being work done on ClutterGst with libva accelerated decoding, since
> surfaces should already be accelerated in Clutter when using the correct
> backend.
>

hmmm now thats a problem. Then I guess better use pygst directly until I
test a fully working code of my project.

One of the other key issues still need to be addressed are 'vector text'.
> Now it is obvious that the first step of fontrendering in Cluster is vector
> based. But when this surface is ever scaled, or transformed bitmap scaling
> is applied. This might not be an issue for scaling down, but scaling up
> eventuell could get very ugly.
>

I thought to use textoverlay in pygst for this matter.
Thanks for reply! It made me clear about using clutter. Really looking
forward to contact you/clutter project after few weeks for the upgrade.

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Regards!*
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Lolitha Ratnayake
Department of Statistics and Computer Science
Faculty of Science
University of Kelaniya
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