On Friday 21 October 2005 10:23 pm, Andy Poling wrote: > Geoffrey Kruse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > I think if there was > > any way to free up that last surface, those of us on slow machines with > > xvmc would be golden. (Chroma Key OSd anyone) Just thought I would give > > some feedback on what I noticed with this change. > > <cough> That would be me... > > I have recently picked back up the ball I totally dropped (sorry - my bad) > a while back with the COSD. I pulled a SVN about a week ago, and I've been > re-integrating my changes to implement the COSD. > > At the moment, the COSD is mostly working, but I've gotten something wrong > so that it is crashing when we leave playback. > > What my patch does is to essentially permanently neuter the Xv and XvMC > playback code of any OSD processing and handling, while establishing a > separate thread that does nothing but handle painting the COSD on the > background window.
That's not going to get accepted. Making things uglier for everyone just for some people with slowish systems isn't really a good idea. Also, some newer video cards don't even _have_ an overlay anymore - no more chroma keying. Isaac
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