First of all, hello to everyone. I'm new to FreeBSD (not to BSD), so pardon me if I look disoriented.
Making the userland conflict with mesa-libs is like shooting in your own foot in this platform. Omxplayer is a good media player, I modified those ports to be able to be installed in an X environment, and it works really good. The only bug I've seen is the osd been out of place. Also you are not installing dbuscontrol.sh. This is a good example of how to control omxplayer with dbus. I use it directly with key bindings, in my case with twm (I just changed the name to omxctrl): "h" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl hidevideo &" "u" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl unhidevideo &" "s" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl togglesubtitles &" "1" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl setvideopos 0 0 600 400; omxctrl setaspectmode letterbox &" "f" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl setvideopos 0 0 1920 1080; omxctrl setaspectmode letterbox &" "equal" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl volumeup &" "minus" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl volumedown &" "q" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl stop &" "Space" = m4|s : all : ! "omxctrl pause &" "p" = m4 : all : ! "sh -c 'omxplayer $(youtube-dl --no-playlist -g -f mp4 $(xsel -p))' &" ... you have an idea. Indeed there are a lot of software that support the rpi hardware. Vlc has even a new "split" rpi driver that integrates the player perfectly with the X environment keeping the hardware acceleration. I don't really like this player, but it is the best integrated with X, and is very popular. I'll try to compile it with rpi support on FreeBSD. Also, I've seen qt5-webengine as a binary package. If I remember right, it uses gstreamer, and gstreamer also has an omx plugin. I'll try to code a simple browser. ffmpeg, xine, ... as I said, you are shooting your own foot. Just peek a new prefix, update these ports to use it and add the path to libconfig or just print a message advising the use of LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Just an advise. Regards, adr. _______________________________________________ freebsd-ports@freebsd.org mailing list https://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-ports To unsubscribe, send any mail to "freebsd-ports-unsubscr...@freebsd.org"
