Hi, Younes, my target is the R600 chipset not the R300 series, so the first step was merging the pipe-video branche with master and getting r600g to work.
After this was done, I added a video context creation function to r600g as you suggested. Least I fixed some uninitialized memory bugs in your XvMC implementation (you should run valgrind more often). And now I simply have to say that I'm deeply impressed by the cool design of your XvMC driver and Galium3D in general. It simply works great!!! Ok, I still have a bunch of problems, there seems to be some more uninitialised memory issues (it only starts cleanly approx 3 of 4 times), and some decoding artefacts are hard to track down. Do you know a simple XvMC client that I could use for testing? I'm currently using mplayer, but that's not very well usable when you want to debug each frame step by step. I also need more testvideos, currently using a bunch of DVDs and trailers, but I need some simple reference videos (bouncing balls, rotating lines and stuff like that) with only a few macroblocks to decode for each frame. I cc'ed the mailing list and andrew just in case somebody else knows a god source for testvideos or client apps. I have some more questions about the source, but will mail you about that later. Regards, Christian. _______________________________________________ mesa-dev mailing list mesa-dev@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/mesa-dev
