This new build is identical to the previous one but includes a few changes in the library: Bump ffmpeg from 2.7.2 to 2.8.5 to fix some rare crashes. Multiple fixes[...]
This is a experimental build of POT 5.1.0 running on Qt 5.6.0-beta1 built for Raspbian Jessie for armv7 (Raspberry Pi 2). Do not use in production. The package includes: Qt[...]
This is the first attempt at playing YouTube videos using POT and QtWebKit on Raspberry Pi 2 (Raspbian Jessie). I tried two ways: one is from the YouTube website and[...]
There are a few solutions to get a browser with good performance on Raspberry Pi 2, but I wanted to test solutions that provide this to a Qt app on[...]
I tried to do this a few months ago actually, but I got lost in the huge amount of code and architecture variants of WebKit. Now I convinced myself it[...]
There are many ways to access Bluetooth capabilities on Raspberry Pi. Qt has its own API to use Bluetooth and to implement a BLE central device. The last build I[...]
This is an image of Raspbian Jessie ready to test (and use) the Qt Multimedia Backend POT. This image is optimised for maximum performance (see the demos below). This is[...]
This is a build of version 5.1.0 for Raspbian Jessie of POT that includes Qt 5.5.1. As many asked in the past, this version also includes the QtWebKit module (WebKit1[...]
As some asked in the past, this is a Raspbian Wheezy image 05.05.2015 with fully working POT built for armv6 (which therefore works on both Pi 1 and Pi 2).[...]
As someone asked, I tried to port POT to the recently released Raspbian Jessie. Everything works pretty much the same, except for a few changes. Unfortunately I needed to rebuild[...]
This package includes mostly bug fixes over beta2. You can consider it stable in the sense that no one complained about severe bugs for a few days. You always have[...]
A few weeks ago I came across the interesting task of adding deinterlacing to the POT rendering pipeline.I had never looked into deinterlacing with POT, but the code was actually[...]
This package includes mostly bug fixes and some slight improvements over beta 1. Please fil bugs to github if needed. Refer to previous articles on how to use. Download PiOmxTextures[...]
These are two packages containing binaries for PiOmxTextures (POT) for Raspberry Pi 1 and 2 running Raspbian. The main changes are: Completely changed approach to GPU buffer and structure allocations.[...]
These are two packages containing binaries for PiOmxTextures (POT) for Raspberry Pi 1 and 2 running Raspbian. PiOmxTextures 4.5.0 The first package contains POT 4.5.0 for Raspberry Pi (1): Improved[...]
Someone asked if PiOmxTextures (library and Qt OpenMAX-based multimedia plugin) could be used on Raspberry Pi 2 and if it could be used to play more than one video contemporarily.[...]
This is a package containing binaries for PiOmxTextures 4.4.0. The relevant improvements here over 4.3.0 are: Fixed horizontal tearing effect. Fixed leaks when starting/stopping and restarting video. Added support for[...]
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Many complained about an horizontal tearing issue when playing videos on the Pi using the PiOmxTextures driver. The issue was caused by a missing switch of buffers backing the textures[...]
As someone still have troubles building PiOmxTextures, I prepared a little package that contains the binaries needed to make it run and have a look. In the past I tried[...]
