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Video Decoding using VA-API Hardware Acceleration

Ganesh_W_
Beginner
‎10-15-2012 02:21 AM
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Hi,

I have a intel atom d2500 board. We have developed a linux player for video playback. But the videos are not playing it smoothly, I checked using M-player with vaapi support and the performance was very good. So, I want to implement VA-API video decoding in to it so how can I do that. I checked the xbmc source code but not able to understand it.so do you have sample code for video decoding using VA-API for any format of video. I have already seen the one example at following link

http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/using-hardware-video-decode-on-mobile-internet-devices/

but can you give more general example which will applicable to any kind of video format.

Thanks and Regards,

Ganesh

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Petter_L_Intel
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‎10-15-2012 08:20 PM
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Hi Ganesh, Linux and libVA API is currently not supported by Media SDK. Unfortunately, the team working on the Media SDK product does not have any samples or documentation regarding libVA. I suggest looking elsewhere for further details on this subject. Maybe the libVA forms or the person that wrote the paper you refer to can give some guidance. Regards, Petter
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