There were two purposes to this as a better alternative to XVideo:
- video surfaces pass-through in GPU in case of hardware decoding,
- scaled SPU blending in both software and hardware decoding cases.
Both functions are now supported with higher priority by the OpenGL
video output. Also the software case no longer works at all anyway.
Most libvlc usage means displaying the video in their own UI with their own
style. We should not push our OSD style by default. It can still be added
back with an "osd" parameter when calling libvlc_new().
Keep the OSD on Desktop builds, although with the Qt integration it may be
better to do it in the UI layer as well.
This filter crops the input pictures by adjusting the format (offsets
and size), without any copy (contrary to croppadd).
This is especially useful to receive pictures with arbitrary visible
area (smaller than the full size), to debug vouts or filters.
Add support for casting to a DLNA Media Renderers
implementing the AVTransport service with the
initial support of the default media format.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Guillem <thomas@gllm.fr>
Signed-off-by: Hugo Beauzée-Luyssen <hugo@beauzee.fr>
This brings the modern (well, at least current) X11 rendering protocol
for video output (refs #12348).
Compared to plain X11, it can handle scaling and orientation.
Compared to XVideo, it can handle orientation, and can crop correctly
(without bleeding), but it expects packed RGB rather than YCbCr.
Also RENDER would be able to handle SPU blending (and SPU scaling),
though this is left for future work, which neither X11 nor XVideo can.
RIST for Reliable Internet Stream Transport (RIST) Protocol.
The implementation follows the Video Services Forum (VSF) Technical
Recommendation TR-06 which defines an ARQ based UDP transmission protocol
for real-time streaming over lossy networks (internet, wifi, etc).
Signed-off-by: Thomas Guillem <thomas@gllm.fr>
RIST for the Reliable Internet Stream Transport Protocol
The implementation follows the Video Services Forum (VSF) Technical
Recommendation TR-06 which defines an ARQ based UDP transmission protocol
for real-time streaming over lossy networks (internet, wifi, etc).
Signed-off-by: Thomas Guillem <thomas@gllm.fr>
