Hello!
I'm trying to setup a MTC synced video player with JACK and XJADEO on a raspberry pi B (RASPBIAN)!
But when i'm trying to playback the videofile (.dv / 720*576 / 25Mb.s-1), it's very slow, even the timecode from JACK run slow!
The Pi is able to playback this file, when I try to read it with an openelec center OS.
Is there a way to make it work? Is that a problem of xjadeo which is not hardware accelerated?
Sorry for my english, and thanks!
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Re: Hardware acceleration
Have you tried OMX Player? It sounds like that video player doesn't utilise the Pi hardware acceleration, but OMX Player does as I've watched Full HD footage direct from my camcorder's SD card smoothly.
Re: Hardware acceleration
OMXplayer does not support MTC.
OP is hosed. One can try rewriting xjadeo with included
Raspberry Pi HW acceleration if inclined , other than that there
is nothing that can be done.
ghans
OP is hosed. One can try rewriting xjadeo with included
Raspberry Pi HW acceleration if inclined , other than that there
is nothing that can be done.
ghans
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Re: Hardware acceleration
Have you checked the playback on your computer yet? Maybe the issue is about the source video.
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Re: Hardware acceleration
The dv file is ok, the only problem come from xjadeo wich isn't fully compatible with the pi. Is there another way to sync a video player with an external midi timecode?
Re: Hardware acceleration
DV is an intraframe compression algorithm. It is not an MPEG nor H. 26x algorithm. The RPi hardware acceleration does not support it, at least not with the currently released bundled or purchased codec licences.
DV is similar to Motion JPEG. I would have expected that RPi would be capable of a pure software decode.
DV is similar to Motion JPEG. I would have expected that RPi would be capable of a pure software decode.
Re: Hardware acceleration
HD on your camcorder's SD card is not DV.Magimedia wrote:Have you tried OMX Player? It sounds like that video player doesn't utilise the Pi hardware acceleration, but OMX Player does as I've watched Full HD footage direct from my camcorder's SD card smoothly.
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Re: Hardware acceleration
For a frame accurate sync player, i thought that a codec without temporal dependency would be better, that's why i chose dv. Btw, with an h.264 compression, it doesn't work neither.
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Re: Hardware acceleration
Another option would be making omxplayer compatible with MTC or even OSC, but is it possible?
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Re: Hardware acceleration
Have you tried it in vlc?
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I got the PI model B, B+ and PI 2 model B.
When will I get the A? I don't know.