It was a very short test with xbmc I found already 2 other bugs in xmbc while testing it. One crash with fglrx (not nvidia) even with software decoding. vaapi is choppy in xbmc with nvidia, intel and ati. Some xbmc dev should fix it...
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Originally posted by gbeauche View PostHow do you use it? What kind of video file? What version of gstreamer? Just saying "doesn't work" doesn't help much. If your videos are embedded in a .ts container, then there indeed could be decoding -- well, parsing -- problems.
Catalyst 10-6
gstreamer from this PPA: https://launchpad.net/~gstreamer-dev...s_filter=lucid
gstreamer-ffmpeg 10.10.5
ffmpeg and x264 built from svn/git yesterday
libva 0.31.1-sds3
xvba 0.7.1
gstreamer-vaapi 0.2.5
Do I need to build gstreamer myself?
I was trying several different video formats (avi, flv, mp4, mpeg) using gst-launch. I'm not on that partition at the moment, but I can get you more detailed output if you think it will be helpful. Thanks for your efforts/time/attention.
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Originally posted by brent View PostWell, what about earlier ATI GPUs, like the HD2000 series? Is it possible to get any kind of decode acceleration with XvBA now?
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Originally posted by gbeauche View PostArch Linux packages are generally current. Use either upstream 0.31.0 (so called "1.0.1") without any patches or libva-sds 0.31.1-1+sds3. I just saw some packages built this morning. This might work now.
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Originally posted by DanL View PostI am using the following versions:
Catalyst 10-6
gstreamer from this PPA: https://launchpad.net/~gstreamer-dev...s_filter=lucid
gstreamer-ffmpeg 10.10.5
ffmpeg and x264 built from svn/git yesterday
libva 0.31.1-sds3
xvba 0.7.1
gstreamer-vaapi 0.2.5
Do I need to build gstreamer myself?
I was trying several different video formats (avi, flv, mp4, mpeg) using gst-launch. I'm not on that partition at the moment, but I can get you more detailed output if you think it will be helpful. Thanks for your efforts/time/attention.
GST_DEBUG=vaapi:5,vaapidecode:5,vaapisink:5 gst-launch -v filesrc location=/path/to/some/video.mp4 ! qtdemux ! vaapidecode ! vaapisink
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Originally posted by brent View PostWell, what about earlier ATI GPUs, like the HD2000 series? Is it possible to get any kind of decode acceleration with XvBA now?
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Oh yeah great, a proprietary 'solution' for a proprietary problem that is the current FLOSS state and one that will only be used for a limited period of time.
*Yaaaaaaawn*
Of course people 'need' this functionality because without it Linux isn't viable <_<'
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