[vlc-devel] Re: VIA acceleration
Dermot McGahon
dermot at dspsrv.com
Mon Nov 14 11:53:52 CET 2005
Dan,
I've had a response from Christophe. Since it's a h/w decoder, the
method of implementing this does not really fit cleanly into the
existing (good) architecture. Deinterlacing and other video filters will
not be possible for h/w decoded streams, since the picture data is not
available to be modified. Christophe does not have time to port up to
svn. The bottom-line is that this is still proof-of-concept work and
unlikely to get into the tree in a useful state without substantial work
from a vlc developer. And since none of the developers use the h/w,
don't expect that to happen as a matter of course.
Christophe is going to send me the code for review anyway. I will not be
able to justify spending much time on it, given that deinterlacing and
marquee filtering won't be possible.
Dermot.
--
Dan Brennan wrote:
> Okay, I'll be available for testing if needed.
>
> Dan
>
> Dermot McGahon wrote:
>
>> Dan Brennan wrote:
>>
>>> I recently started an HTPC project using a C3/CN400 based board. I
>>> saw a post in the archives about someone porting VIA hardware
>>> acceleration to VLC. Has this been completed? If not, can I assist
>>> in the task?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> It is being worked on in-house by somebody. When he is ready, he will
>> release it to some developers for porting to SVN and subsequent testing.
>>
>>
>> Dermot.
>> --
>>
>
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