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<kroon>
dv_, ping
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<dv_>
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<dv_>
kroon: the ipu gpu combination should be possible, though I never tried it
<dv_>
note however that you can set the eglvivsink to borderless mode. it is then possible to exactly position it. I was able of doing picture-in-picture like combinations with this
<dv_>
one eglvivsink showing a 720p video in the upper left corner, one 1080p video fullscreen in the background
<dv_>
according to jnettlet, the gpu wont break a sweat over this
<jnettlet>
yeah, two 30fps videos one not even fullscreen is nothing
<dv_>
I would actually not recommend to use the ipu for this
<dv_>
the ipu sink is much slower than the eglvivsink
<dv_>
in fact, I was contemplating to remove the ipusink at some point. but some people need it.
<kroon>
dv_, what I would like to do is render a static background image in one framebuffer, and have Qt5 render a gui in a second framebuffer. The reason I am interested in trying this out is that I suspect that I will get better performance if Qt5 doesnt have to render the background for each frame, but can just do basically a glClear(). You have any thoughts on this ?
<dv_>
so qt5 should be the overlay?
<kroon>
dv_, yes
<dv_>
that should work
<dv_>
then gstreamer is using only one sink (the ipusink) I take it
<kroon>
I dont think I have to involve gstreamer, right ? I could just write the background image in /dev/fb0, and make sure Qt5 uses /dev/fb1 correctly, right ?
<dv_>
oh so when you mentioned full hd it was just for one image
<dv_>
yes I guess that would work
<kroon>
dv_, very cool, thanks. I have experiementet with unblanking fb1, and resizing it to fullhd, same as fb0, and it does seem to do what I expect so far
<atiti>
nice
<atiti>
was thinking about doing something similar