04:47 <narmstrong> xdarklight: yes

06:50 <xdarklight> narmstrong: ah, thanks. now that I read it it makes sense but it wasn't clear to me from looking at the picture or reading the description

07:06 <narmstrong> xdarklight: yeah I’ll update the text

08:43 <warpme_> narmstrong: maybe you have plans to repeat Your success with amlogic v4l2 H264 patches also for HEVC&VP9? https://github.com/Elyotna/linux/commit/d6bb859670527ca2242f5809303884f4828300eb seems to be applying clean on 5.4 mainline. I don't know is https://github.com/Elyotna/linux/commit/eed65f15fa53a27b62856d6dc37e3f6c84df320f needed? Probably yes?

08:45 <narmstrong> warpme_: vp9 incoming, hevc will be done later

08:45 <narmstrong> But only for s905x and later, not for s905

08:46 <warpme_> perfect. Is it mean s905 will be no go with hevc?

08:50 <narmstrong> yep

08:54 <warpme_> argh.....

08:56 <narmstrong> support seems to be in the code, but I don't have the firmwares

08:57 <chewitt> https://github.com/LibreELEC/meson-firmware/tree/master/meson

08:57 <chewitt> it was working fine on GX before Maxime started the compliance rework

08:57 <narmstrong> GXBB ?

08:59 <chewitt> GXL definitely .. I can't definitively say GXBB, but I was flip-flopping between a VIM1 and WeTek Hub for a long time and I don't recall it _not_ working

08:59 <narmstrong> the codebase has gxbb support, I prioritize GXL, G12a and SM1 for now, VP9

09:00 <narmstrong> later HEVC and GXBB support for HEVC

09:47 <warpme_> narmstrong: just courious: what is reason to go vp9 first over hvec?

09:49 <wens> youtube? :p

09:50 <narmstrong> yep, aosp uses vp9 or h264 for youtube

09:50 <narmstrong> and we had issue bringing up hevc on g12a

09:50 <warpme_> yeah. youtube what i was suspecting :-p otoh much more demanding use-case is hvec. aosp???

09:51 <narmstrong> hevc and vp9 share the same HW for decoding, so it will be fast to bring up

09:52 <wens> warpme_: android / aosp provides hardware decoding capabilities for apps to use