On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 06:44:24PM +0100, Vincent PINON wrote: > I think supporting lower end machines is still something to take into > account : on recent gadgets (Atom, ARM Chromebook) I still would like to > edit videos with my preferred sw! (up to who cares)
FWIW: All recent Atoms I've seen come with hardware capable of running Movit. (I regularly run the unit tests on my Atom-based HTPC at home to check that things work with nVidia, for instance.) The ARM Chromebooks come with Mali T-604, which do not support desktop OpenGL, but support GLES 3.0, which has enough features. GLES 3.0 support is something I am actively working to get into Movit (it is mainly dependent on a bit of glue code, and my test hardware for it arriving), but I don't know offhand how this works with Qt. In general, it's really hard to buy a computer these days without a pretty advanced GPU. :-) > Anyhow, I see it as a very good thing that things change and go forward, > polishing can come on a good working basis. Agreed. /* Steinar */ -- Homepage: http://www.sesse.net/
