I noticed the results of XOrg meeting about video support here:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2009-November/048182.html
Their draft schedule was:
* End of January: release new versions of Cairo and Pixman that
contain the new APIs reuired by GStreamer
* End of March: X server and Mesa releases are due - make sure the
required Mesa extension is part of this. Ideally XrenderPutImage would
be included, too.
* April/May, after next Fedora/Ubuntu releases: Merge Cairo support
into gst-plugins-base and start porting elements to it. Encourage
application developers (browser, Flash players) to make use of the new
APIs
* October: another Fedora/Ubuntu release that switches all users to
the new APIs
I don't know how this is going, but it's April/May and have we heard
any encouragement for our Flash player to make use of a new video
rendering API for gstreamer?
> I've updated the versions of libva and vdpau to the latest snapshot
> (available in our repository), and now trunk is working reasonably well.
> At least on my test system (nvidia) I can do HD 720p at about 50-60% cpu
> load. This is with AGG, OpenGL is about half of that...
Is there a wiki page that tells relatively clueless people like me
exactly how to run current snapshots on their production Linux system?
John
_______________________________________________
Gnash-dev mailing list
Gnash-dev@gnu.org
http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
