Index of /source/vaapi/

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libva_wrapper/-2018-Feb-11 10:16
libyami.configure 1702015-Jun-22 07:01
intel-vaapi-driver.configure 1952015-Oct-29 10:29
libva_wrapper.configure 2692015-Oct-29 10:22
libyami-0.2.5-prevPicStructure-fix.patch.bz2 3502019-Jul-22 03:04
libyami-0.2.5-fprintf-fix.patch.bz2 3522019-Jul-22 03:08
libva-intel-driver-bt709fr.patch.bz2 5632016-Jun-14 04:28
libva-intel-driver-1.8.3-bt709fr.patch.bz2 6722018-Feb-12 02:39
libyami-0.2.5-putsurfaceflags.patch.bz2 7772016-Jun-14 04:30
libva-intel-driver-1.4.1-bt709fr.patch.bz2 7902016-May-27 05:53
va_include_fix.patch 10002016-Jun-14 04:29
README.txt 22462021-Feb-04 02:17
i965_pciids.h 121972019-Jun-07 10:31
libyami-0.2.5.tar.gz 4596392016-Jun-14 02:13
libva-intel-driver-1.4.1.tar.bz2 9802142014-Oct-24 07:06
intel-vaapi-driver-1.8.3.tar.bz2 21952342018-Feb-12 02:21
Wheezy and Jessie's VAAPI-related debs were not sufficiently recent to support the latest NUC hardware at the time, and we also required trivial modifications To support our RemoteFX-aware FreeRDP 1.x fork (TurboRDP), so we built our own copy of i965_drv_video.so and a tweaked version of libyami (which TurboRDP and the NUC32/RePC version of our proprietary ctxh264.so plugin needed). On Wheezy, it was also necessary to upgrade to Jessie's libva version (1.4.1 - see ../only-for-wheezy/libva folder). The 64-bit (amd64) version of ctxh264.so never worked properly, and was never used. We also attempted to include a gst-vaapi plugin (/usr/lib//gstreamer-0.10/libgstvaapi-x11-0.10.so.0.0.0) compiled from unmodified upstream sources, but this was futile, as Citrix Receiver would never actually use it. We later abandoned TurboRDP because we lacked the in-house expertise to maintain it, and switched to FreeRDP 2.x instead. The NUC32/RePC version of ctxh264.so became unreliable for reasons beyond our control, and in any case our custom (and likewise unmaintanable) libyami build was incompatible with libva2, so our intel-driver and libyami mods became irrelevant and we were able to revert to the standard (backport) libgl1-mesa-dri package instead. The latest version of intel_[vaapi_]driver that we were able to support in Wheezy or Jessie was 1.8.3, because 2.0.0+ required a higher version of libva than Jessie (or our Wheezy backport) provides. libyami was limited to a maximum version of 0.2.5 for the same reason. Also included here is an unmodified Git pull of libva_wrapper, which Debian lacks. This was installed as /usr/lib/[i386-linux-gnu/]dri/wrapper_drv_video.so. To compile this code, you require libva-dev 1.4.1 (not native to Wheezy, so compile and install that first) with our tweaked version of /usr/include/va/va.h (apply va_include_fix.patch). The installed files are: /usr/lib/[i386-linux-gnu/]dri/wrapper_drv_video.so (libva_wrapper) /usr/lib/[i386-linux-gnu/]dri/i965_drv_video.so (intel-driver) /usr/local/lib/libyami_{codecparser,common,decoder,encoder,vaapi}.so.0.2.4 (libyami) N.B. Smarter compilers might fail to compile libyami 0.2.5 due to -Werror, need to fix issues or remove -Werror