В 20:33 +0100 на 02.12.2011 (пт), alonivtsan[@nospam] написа: > I would also love to get Linterna Magica on the Freerunner, but I don't think > > it would really make much difference as there is no H.264 support on it (it > only supports MPEG4).
Well, there was a proof of concept code for mplayer from Andrzej Zaborowski, that used the Glamo chip to do hardware decoding of H.263 and MPEG-4. [1] I got the impression the life of the code ended with his blog post from 2008. Haven't tested it myself so far. > Did you manage to get Linterna Magica to work with > Midori there (e.g. on Hackable:1 or SHR)? As far as I remember I've tried Midori on QTMoko, but it was dead slow, next to useless compared to Arora. After that discovery I had no desire to test Linterna Mágica on the FreeRunner with Midori. Haven't tested with SHR and Hackable:1. I find SHR too slow and unpredictable. The last time I've tested Hackable:1, I found it too limited and unusable for daily phone. I'm stuck with QTMoko as the fastest and most stable distribution, excluding random crashes once/few time(s) per month/few months. Meant to test pure Debian with some UI, but either had no time for it or I had problems debootstrapping. BTW there was a rumor that unnamed future version of Trisquel might support ARM. That will be awesome to test (and possibly run) on the FreeRunner with good and light UI. :) I'm dreaming for a better, stable and faster distribution for the FreeRunner. I'll probably keep dreaming. :) > Anyway, Arora seems to be very > stable and loads websites very fast so I thought Linterna Magica would be > nice so I wouldn't need to switch browsers to watch a quick video. I can't promise anything. The Arora integration requires C skills. Mine are little bit rusty, if I had them at all, at a good level, and I'm not in the mood for C right now. P.S. A copy was sent to linterna-magica-users at nongnu dot org. If you are replying via e-mail, please keep it. [1] https://unadventure.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/accelerating-in-my-pocket/
