I'm confusing the per-pixel alpha blending.

My OSD plane is over video plane. the background of OSD plane is covered by a picture, which alphas are all 1. and then I blend another picture on the backgound. This picture is created by photoshop and some alphas are belong to (0, 1). I want to see the backgound, you know. But the result is, I see the video plane.

What's happened and how to do it ?

I'm using Qt 4.5.1, and DFB 1.2.6.

Thanks!

-Justin

On 2010-1-26 17:15, Lionel Landwerlin wrote:
I tried once about one month ago.
It works though. What kind of bug did you found ?

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Lionel

On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 4:45 AM, Justin Hou <jt...@c2micro.com <mailto:jt...@c2micro.com>> wrote:

    Hi, guys,
       I'm working directfb to support QT plugin. Some bugs are found
    out and some issues still confusing me. If you are working on this
    path, or you are interesting it, or you are an expert, Pls. reply
    this mail, and let's talk.

       BTW: Could anyone provide some good reference documents for the
    architecture of DFB? I mean the design, not only the interfaces.

    Thanks!

    -Justin




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