Hi,
One reason of the sample not receiving 'prepare-xwindow-id' message
could be if the file is not present in the same path as the executable.
The 'Filename' variable should be changed accordingly if it is not.
Could you tell me the format of your file and the type of video codec
present in t
On my Ironlake, I was consistently hitting this. I'm not yet sure what
the best fix is, but this is better than what is there currently.
Jesse can probably do something better... perhaps even a delay before calling
ironlake_disable_rc6() again would suffice.
Signed-off-by: Ben Widawsky
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Hi,
I tried to reproduce the issue with your sample code but failed.
No window is created even with single video file. With gdb's help, I
found the sample doesn't receive 'prepare-xwindow-id' message.
After building the sample code ( I modified the variable 'Filename'), I
directly run MultiV
Dave, time has flown by, so, against all evidence to the contrary, I must
have been enjoying myself.
An assortment of regression fixes are still trickling in; the sampler for
tiled surfaces on gen2 being more nasty than expected, interrupts during
fdi training were less than useful and Jesse assur
Pushed.
-Chris
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Chris Wilson, Intel Open Source Technology Centre
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In order to comply with a spec requirement, I need to determine how much shared
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Hi,
I am trying to play multiple videos simultaneously using
GStreamer(vaapidecode and vaapisink plugins) and libVA-1.0.7.
In the sample application I am creating multiple windows using
"XCreateWindow" and passing the generated window ID to vaapisink.
There are two problems I am facing:
1. Th
