On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 5:51 AM, Carlos Ojea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello : > > My board has an intel SCH US15W wich incorporates video decoding > capabilities such as H.264. > I wish to know if vaapi driver supports SCH US15W decoding > capabilities, so a media player could avoid making all H.264 decoding > by software. > Is there any media player that makes use of vaapi driver to decode H.264?
There are both helix and gstreamer based codecs that use the freedesktop libva interface to offload video decode. The helix implementation is available in the RealPlayer-4-MID product which includes a player, the helix infrasructure, and codecs. Withthe package installed, you could also run other helix based players offload video decode (assuming you have them looking for the helixclient libs in the correct location). See https://rp4mid.helixcommunity.org/ for more info. Fluendo also has a set of gstreamer codecs available for sell, which will enable any gstreamer based application (like elisa and many others) to 'just work' using hardware acceleration. I'm not sure how one goes about getting these codecs, but I have been told by some of our application engineers that the codecs are working pretty good. Perhaps you should just kick off an email to the fluendo contact email? Perhaps someone on the list knows whom to talk to in Fluendo? --rusty _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] https://www.moblin.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
