Denise,

What did you mean when you said that you had the integration of VIA's HW MPEG 
support for DirectFB in your pipeline? 

I thought VIA's HW MPEG support was in the pipeline when DirectFB is used? Do 
you have a different mechanism to integrate VIA's HW MPEG support to reduce the 
CPU usage? Would you mind sharing it with us?
 
Best,

James
---- Lucian Muresan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Denis Oliver Kropp wrote:
> > Quoting JP Dong:
> > 
> >>   Dear all,
> >>
> >>   I evaluated the performance for DirectFB and XvMC driver for VIA C3
> >>   Unichrome display. The performance from the former was not as good as the
> >>   later. On a 1GHz machine, the CPU usage from the former was almost about
> >>   70-80% for a clip like mission impossible II; however, it was about 
> >> 30-40%
> >>   for the same clip if the later driver was used.
> > 
> > 
> > XvMC uses hardware motion compensation and therefor has less CPU usage.
> > 
> > 
> >>   I am not sure whether this was roughly right, since in theory (??) frame
> >>   buffer has less overhead from the X services. Does this mean that the
> >>   implementation of the frame buffer driver is not as good? Are there any
> >>   other comparison data indicating otherwise? If so, what can I do to
> >>   improve the performance of the DirectFB?
> > 
> > 
> > I have the integration of VIA's HW MPEG support for DirectFB in my pipeline.
> 
> Coooool! Does this mean there is hope for HW MPEG decoding support in 
> DirectFB *without* X?? Do you also have a rough estimation, when?
> 
> That would finally make some VIA motherboard worth to be considered for 
> a HTPC, such a pity they only do mini-ITX. But if I understood well, 
> some other VIA chipsest for P4 or AMD64 also support this HW decoding? 
> I'm asking because I'm not satisfied with a mini-ITX which has at best 
> only 2 PCI slots, an AMD64 can also be made quiet enough for a HTPC 
> these days, but still able to receive more than 1 or 2 DVB-cards for 
> example...
> 
> Lucian
> 
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