Damien,
It's not possible to use xvimagesink with Clutter directly. You could
try to use Xv + GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap (through, for instance,
clutter_glx_texture_pixmap_new_with_pixmap ()).
I used GIT version of clutter, clutter-gst, pyclutter and pyclutter-gst and
modified the code, to
Damien,
This is working, but when I set the window size to be a full screen or
1920x1200 it seems, that video is dropping frames, although the CPU
is loaded up to 30% only.
Right, so at this point it seems like you are GPU bound, ie the YUV-RGB
shader at 1920x1200 is bringing your GPU to
Hi all,
I am trying to use clutter with the TV tuner and I have some problems.
I use clutter.Texture() for displaying video, and I construct the pipeline as
following:
self.player_wnd = clutter.Texture()
self.player_wnd.set_size(stage_w*0.9, stage_h*0.9)
self.player_wnd.set_position(10, 10)
Hi,
I am working on a demo application and I needed to do it fast so I
decided to use
Python for that. The application has some scrolling text and a video
is played in
part of the screen. I wrote application using pygtk and for video I
used MPlayer.
Because the scrolling in python is slow, I
Dear Ben,
If you pass the window ID to mplayer , it will use the whole window
for video display , clutter widget will not be able to display. As
mplayer only support direct rendering , it will not work with
clutter.
That is way I couldn't find a way to do it :(
Please take a look on
Damien,
From what I can see, it seems that v4l2src is failing enumerating the
standards defined by your driver (v4l2src could enumerate 20 standards
but stopped at the 21st). The driver is supposed to return EINVAL when
the index is out of bounds in the VIDIOC_ENUMSTD request (see
