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[munky-2]

I've been experimenting with GStreamer to implement Compiz video
plugin support. Got tired of that intel915/945 video overlay.
This is kinda alpha code. There is a issue with XOverlay that might be
related to Compiz video plugin itself: the xoverlay stays black.
Basicly it is a ximagesink copy/paste and because of that it's diff
for gst-plugins-base,
less messing with automake scripts etc.
Currently i've done only rgb support.

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[Wim Taymans]

On Wed, 2008-02-27 at 14:32 +0200, Munky wrote:
> I've been experimenting with GStreamer to implement Compiz video
> plugin support. Got tired of that intel915/945 video overlay.
> This is kinda alpha code. There is a issue with XOverlay that might be
> related to Compiz video plugin itself: the xoverlay stays black.
> Basicly it is a ximagesink copy/paste and because of that it's diff
> for gst-plugins-base,
> less messing with automake scripts etc.
> Currently i've done only rgb support.

Seems interesting. Can you please make a bug in bugzilla and attach a
patch so that it does not get lost?

Regards,
Wim
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[Jan Schmidt-2]

<quote who="Wim Taymans">

>
> On Wed, 2008-02-27 at 14:32 +0200, Munky wrote:
> > I've been experimenting with GStreamer to implement Compiz video
> > plugin support. Got tired of that intel915/945 video overlay.
> > This is kinda alpha code. There is a issue with XOverlay that might be
> > related to Compiz video plugin itself: the xoverlay stays black.
> > Basicly it is a ximagesink copy/paste and because of that it's diff
> > for gst-plugins-base,
> > less messing with automake scripts etc.
> > Currently i've done only rgb support.
>
> Seems interesting. Can you please make a bug in bugzilla and attach a
> patch so that it does not get lost?
>

Just a note - this doesn't seem to me a very good candidate for inclusion
in -base. -good maybe, once it's been through the quality checks. Especially
since I don't consider the 'compiz video' standard to be anything other than
a nasty nasty hack.

J.
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[munky-2]

It probably isn't even -good , -ugly at best :P Anyway just wanted to
get the blob out there so someone
who actually knows anything about gstreamer/X11 dev could hack
something usable out of it.
Seen people graving for gstreamer patch for it so though would make
something atleast.
Ok, learning as i go, i'll separate it from base to independent/ugly (
if i finally get the automake ).
There's that annoying Xlib getting async events it is not expecting
and segfaults.
I'll better get the mutexes corrected.

Something until David at Novell gets the new plugin out of the door.

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[Jan Schmidt-6]

Munky wrote:

> It probably isn't even -good , -ugly at best :P Anyway just wanted to
> get the blob out there so someone
> who actually knows anything about gstreamer/X11 dev could hack
> something usable out of it.
> Seen people graving for gstreamer patch for it so though would make
> something atleast.
> Ok, learning as i go, i'll separate it from base to independent/ugly (
> if i finally get the automake ).
> There's that annoying Xlib getting async events it is not expecting
> and segfaults.
> I'll better get the mutexes corrected.
>
> Something until David at Novell gets the new plugin out of the door.
>  

The decision to put it in -ugly is based on either licensing or known
patent problems, or other reasons that might restrict distribution.
-good seems like the right repo for this.

module descriptions:

http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/modules/gst-plugins-good.html
http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/modules/gst-plugins-ugly.html
http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/modules/gst-plugins-bad.html

J.

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