[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-16 Thread Henrik Stokseth
yes, ask the mplayer developers to review or accept the patch. that way
more users will benefit from your code, you will get constructive (read:
useful) feedback, and it will find its way into ubuntu automatically.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-16 Thread Sam Brightman
Reinhard Tartler wrote:

> the status is used to help developers to mark their priorities and
workload.

Launchpad provides functionality for users as well as developers.
Downplaying user feedback and frustrations causes antagonism towards
developers which I can only assume they don't want. Especially when such
status contradicts Launchpad's own guidelines -
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-16 Thread Sam Brightman
All I have done is move the patched xv video out driver plus David
Reveman's patch into a new compiz driver, so this explains the bulk of
the patch: just the existing xv code moved into a new file. I have only
read the discussion surrounding David's submissions (I think freedesktop
list) which seemed to include someone from Ubuntu as well (there are
some links above in this bug). The first suggestion there was to move
this to a separate driver, which I have done - there was some later
suggestion to remove code duplication but the driver sharing was the
main objection from upstream as far as I could tell. I have had no
contact with upstream, and it seemed like only David or perhaps someone
else from Compiz had.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-16 Thread Chris Halse Rogers
What does upstream think of this new patch?  Have you discussed it with them?
"""
At least in-principle acceptance upstream would be a prerequisite of
patching the Ubuntu package.
"""
If you can get their (favourable) opinion and link to the discussion, that will 
make it much easier to justify applying the (pretty big) patch.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-16 Thread Sam Brightman
Please see my comment
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mplayer/+bug/121476/comments/15
with attached diff.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-15 Thread Sam Brightman
The "new compiz" driver is mostly working excellently for me. However, I
have encountered one problem - sometimes I get nothing but a black
screen full screen (I always just quit and turn off desktop effects when
it happens so haven't tried windowed). Seems a bit random but nothing
crashes and mplayer seems to be playing the video just fine - you get
sound and responsiveness. Some kind of race condition on an x resource?
Any ideas from someone who knows this area?

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-08 Thread Sam Brightman
Using the most up-to-date Hardy and EnvyNG to get Catalyst 8.6 still
produces buggy video playback for me. Looking at what David wrote in the
mailing list, I'm not sure that this is necessarily meant to be faster
than Xv: he refers to resource usage, not speed. Here is my adapted
patch to put this in a new -vo compiz driver.

** Attachment added: "compiz.diff"
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Re: [Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-07 Thread Chris Halse Rogers
On 9/7/08, Sam Brightman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have modified David's patch to make a new compiz vo driver and have
>  built a working mplayer package using it - is there any use in
>  continuing this bug or is upstream completely opposed or something?
>
Upstream isn't implacably opposed to the concept (or, at least, wasn't
last time I checked), but doesn't seem likely to accept the patch as
it is.  In particular, they objected to the hijacking of the Xv video
output - making it a separate video output driver would make the patch
much more likely to be accepted.

At least in-principle acceptance upstream would be a prerequisite of
patching the Ubuntu package.

That said, I'm not sure the video plugin is actually terribly useful
now - the big Xv-with-Compiz bugs have mostly been fixed in the
drivers.  It was supposed to be faster than Xv, but I've seen no
benchmarks, and Xv is plenty fast enough for me already ;).

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-09-07 Thread Sam Brightman
I have modified David's patch to make a new compiz vo driver and have
built a working mplayer package using it - is there any use in
continuing this bug or is upstream completely opposed or something?

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-08-09 Thread macabro22
This is very desirable.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-05-22 Thread Lester
Hi Chris! Sorry for bumping this up, but I have a small problem
installing it from a branch. It seems not working with a compiz's video
plugin, thus no video is seen. Just tried to apply a patch manually from
the link above, and it works. Can you check please a code in the branch?

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-05-01 Thread lesshaste
This would seem to be a reasonably important problem to be working on if
compiz is indeed to be standard.  It's a shame to see the bug closed for
so long.  There are not even patched mplayer versions of rc2 available
for ubuntu users to download it seems.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2008-03-28 Thread Ken Phillis Jr
I know where the main changes are located in this, look at the file,

libvo/vo_xv.c

this is where most of the changes are.

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Re: [Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-07-23 Thread Chris Halse Rogers

On Mon, 2007-07-23 at 17:22 +, Johan Kiviniemi wrote:
> Is there a reason for patching the xv driver to support both compiz
> video and xv instead of creating a separate compiz video output driver
> for mplayer, which would then fall back to xv if compiz video isn’t
> available? All other output methods have separate plugins (e.g. xv, x11,
> opengl, sdl, framebuffer).
> 
> Seems to me that hacking the compiz video functionality to the xv driver
> makes both harder to maintain and enhance. For instance, the xv driver
> only allows the OSD and subtitle overlays to be drawn to the original
> video frames before they’re scaled to the target size. On the other
> hand, the compiz video driver would be able to use composited overlays
> for OSD and subtitles. They wouldn’t be dependent on the video
> resolution and aspect ratio.

This is indeed the suggested course, although having it in the xv driver
does allow it to seamlessly fall back on Xv if the compiz plugin goes
away while the video is playing.  The original patch is somewhat of a
proof-of-concept, really, although it does work.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-07-23 Thread Johan Kiviniemi
Is there a reason for patching the xv driver to support both compiz
video and xv instead of creating a separate compiz video output driver
for mplayer, which would then fall back to xv if compiz video isn’t
available? All other output methods have separate plugins (e.g. xv, x11,
opengl, sdl, framebuffer).

Seems to me that hacking the compiz video functionality to the xv driver
makes both harder to maintain and enhance. For instance, the xv driver
only allows the OSD and subtitle overlays to be drawn to the original
video frames before they’re scaled to the target size. On the other
hand, the compiz video driver would be able to use composited overlays
for OSD and subtitles. They wouldn’t be dependent on the video
resolution and aspect ratio.

The opengl driver does that using separate textures. Not only does it
look really nice, it allows the subtitles to be below the video image if
the video doesn’t fill the entire screen vertically.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-07-12 Thread Reinhard Tartler
Please give us pointer to comments/discussion from the mplayer
developers on this patch.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-07-11 Thread Treviño
David Raveman has just released a new version of this patch... I hope it
will be included.

http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/compiz/2007-July/002494.html

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-06-25 Thread William Grant
When the path is suitable for upstream, please reopen this. I'm closing
it as Won't Fix for now.

** Changed in: mplayer (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
   Status: Incomplete => Won't Fix

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-06-24 Thread Chris Halse Rogers
After doing a bit more digging, it seems this patch needs quite a lot of
rewriting to be really acceptable upstream.  Even the patch author
(David Reveman) doesn't think it's really appropriate for upstream.

I'm not particularly interested in doing that rewriting.  I might try to
do a gstreamer compiz output plugin since that would be much more useful
for me, if someone else doesn't beat me to it.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-06-23 Thread Johan Brannlund
As can be seen from
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/compiz/2007-March/001576.html, the
patch was done by David Reveman. I have no idea what the mplayer
developers think of the patch.

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[Bug 121476] Re: Use Compiz' "video" plugin when available

2007-06-23 Thread Reinhard Tartler
its a quite big patch, and I'm not confident in having it included into
ubuntu without references who did the patch, and what's upstream's
opinion on this.

** Changed in: mplayer (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Incomplete

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