Hi,

2010/6/9 Asho Yeh - 阿信 <asho...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
>     I am new to the UVC project. Currently I am working on video
> conferencing on Linux and met some performance issues. I hope you experts
> can help me to solve these.
>     My target board is
> VIA CLE266 which onboard an VIA C3 1Ghz CPU.
> 512MB DDR333 Dimm.
> Logitech C100 webcam.
>     480p mpeg2 video playback with mplayer and xvideo costs 20~30% of CPU
> powers. 50~70% of CPU powers with 720p mpeg2 video file.
>     However, when I execute luvcvideo, the console shows
>   Video driver: x11
>   A window manager is available
>     I was wondering that luvcview lacks XVideo support or UVCVideo doesn't
> provide the video format that supports XVideo?

luvcview uses SDL for rendering (yuv overlay), this in turn uses
xvideo internally.
I actually did some tests a while back and I couldn't find any
difference in terms
of performance between SDL and xv direct rendering, other people may have
a different idea.

uvcvideo doesn't provide any formats, it just supplies whatever is
available in the
hardware, usually MJPG or YUYV

>     Another problem is skype. In skype chat & video window, it ate 100% of
> CPU powers and A/V was out of sync. I didn't know which one is the
> bottleneck in skype. That's why I asked for help here.

Skype is closed source so I don't know anything about its internals, sorry.


Best Regards,
Paulo Assis

>     I am new to the video processing in Linux, so some problems are
> conceptual. Any information and wikis are welcome.
>     Thanks for reading this mail.
> Best regards,
> Asho
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