Re: [Gnash-dev] I tried Gnash0.8.2 on my arm board, but found it too slow

[XuHaigang]

Hi Rob Savoye,


Seems like now the gnash need high speed and high memory from hardware.

I will try " --enable-media=ffmpeg --enable-jemalloc CXXFLAGS=-O3" and 
play a swf with small resolution.

I have used the flash player on windows mobile, I think it's fast and 
acceptable. That's right, as told by Russ Nelson,the software need to be 
optimized for ARM processor.

Best Regards,
Xu Haigang

Rob Savoye ??:
> Russ Nelson wrote:
>
> > It's more likely that gstreamer is not efficient enough. My nokia
> > n810 plays videos very nicely, so clearly the hardware can play video,
> > it's just a question of having software which works well on the ARM
> > processor.
>
> Your N810 uses hardware decoding, which is why the performance is 
> acceptable. Doing 100% software decoding and rendering on a 400Mhz 
> processor with only 64M of RAM is always going to be slow. I have 
> found that if you play a video without having to rescale, a 400Mhz cpu 
> can do 10-15 fps, but with 64M, there isn't much room for buffering.
>
> Btw, the Gnash reference manual talks about cross configuring and 
> compiling Gnash for the ARM, it that helps. Me, I configure with 
> --enable-media=ffmpeg --enable-jemalloc CXXFLAGS=-O3.
>
> - rob -


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