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From: | Gwenole Beauchesne |
Subject: | Re: [Gnash-dev] Hardware acceleration support |
Date: | Sun, 14 Mar 2010 09:05:04 +0100 |
Hi, Thanks Rob for moving that to trunk. Le 14 mars 10 à 06:14, Rob Savoye a écrit :
Some time ago, I tried HD content on Youtube and it worked (with the right &fmt= option). However, I read they recently switched their HD player to some AS3 + more features... that Gnash probably doesn't implement?
Actually, the changes I made for VA-API in the OGL renderer did fix some things for the generic case too. I think similar fixes are needed for the Bitmap_info* renderers. IIRC, this was related to the way textures were rendered. Hence, this now works correctly for video but it's still broken for usual animations. BTW, now that Cairo has a modern OpenGL renderer, I think I would favor work on the Cairo backend.
You can reproduce that one stand-alone. I will dig a previous mail of mine in this thread and add it to the bug. Basically, you can use the -s and -j/-k options to get the same behaviour. If we are talking of the same bugs, this is a generic Gnash one (movie_root, Renderer_agg, gui), not Xv specific. Actually, the way the Xv backend intended to do things exposed the Gnash bugs. I see two possible fixes for the scaling bug but I am not satisfied and I more worried about the pointer coords translation problem.
They would need drivers first. ;-) |
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