Rendering YUV frames is pretty frequent when it comes to video streams. For instance, frames coming from a camera or frames resulting from the decoding of compressed streams may be[...]
So far, no real complains about POT 5.4.0-beta1 so I suppose it is sufficiently safe to consider it POT 5.4.0. Refer to this article for more info.[...]
This is a new binary package including the same content of POT 5.3.0-beta1 package, with some updates: new improvements in POT taken from omxplayer code; bump to ffmpeg 3.1; based[...]
This is a follow-up to the image provided in this article. The concept is identical, but in this case this firmware is smaller, it is based on Raspbian Jessie Lite[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
As I see some are still working on the Pi, and someone asked to “port” to Qt 5.4.0, this is a small update to the Qt Multimedia Backend POC. This[...]
OpenGL is a good technology, and playing around with it on Android can be real fun! 🙂 By streaming a video to texture it is possible to create interesting effects,[...]