Videomixer bgra

[Alex Ugarte-2]

Hi all,
I have done some changes to videomixer plugin so that it can now blend also BGRA frames. In the same way as "adder" element, does, the first sink pad determines the caps for the rest of the sink pads. The src pad Will have the same video format (AYUV or BGRA) with the size of the biggest input frame. I use cairo to blend the rgb frames; I have not modified the algorithm to blend AYUV. I think it is working but I want to do some more tests.

I send attached the source of the project. I have built it using cmake, so I am not sure wether the Makefile.am is correct. I have tried to build it inside the gst-plugins-good tree downloaded with git, but it asks for a version of gstreamer greater than 0.10.22, and I have installed 0.10.19  (in debian squeeze). Then I have compiled gstreamer from downloaded with git and installed it into a folder in my home, but hen I do not know how tell configure in gst-plugins-{base, good} to link against those binaries.
So, do you have any comments or suggestions on how to setup an environment to build these plugins.

And is there any policy on how to build tests for plugin?

I hope my adds to the plugin are useful, and  any comments or suggestions will be appreciated. By the way, to test this I have done a filter that can escale the video and position it in some specified coordinates. I also use cairo to do these operations. Is it worth to integrate it with the videobox?

Regards,
Alex

PS: I have done this because the ffmpegcolorspace converter does not keep the alpha levels when converting from BGRA to AYUV. Is this something known?

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[Stefan Sauer]

Alex Ugarte schrieb:
> Hi all,
> I have done some changes to videomixer plugin so that it can now blend
> also BGRA frames. In the same way as "adder" element, does, the first
> sink pad determines the caps for the rest of the sink pads. The src
> pad Will have the same video format (AYUV or BGRA) with the size of
> the biggest input frame. I use cairo to blend the rgb frames; I have
> not modified the algorithm to blend AYUV. I think it is working but I
> want to do some more tests.
hi,

thanks for the changes. Could you actually put those into a gnome
bugzilla ticket. Then its easier to discuss them and we won't forget.

Stefan

>
> I send attached the source of the project. I have built it using
> cmake, so I am not sure wether the Makefile.am is correct. I have
> tried to build it inside the gst-plugins-good tree downloaded with
> git, but it asks for a version of gstreamer greater than 0.10.22, and
> I have installed 0.10.19  (in debian squeeze). Then I have compiled
> gstreamer from downloaded with git and installed it into a folder in
> my home, but hen I do not know how tell configure in
> gst-plugins-{base, good} to link against those binaries.
> So, do you have any comments or suggestions on how to setup an
> environment to build these plugins.
>
> And is there any policy on how to build tests for plugin?
>
> I hope my adds to the plugin are useful, and  any comments or
> suggestions will be appreciated. By the way, to test this I have done
> a filter that can escale the video and position it in some specified
> coordinates. I also use cairo to do these operations. Is it worth to
> integrate it with the videobox?
>
> Regards,
> Alex
>
> PS: I have done this because the ffmpegcolorspace converter does not
> keep the alpha levels when converting from BGRA to AYUV. Is this
> something known?
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