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by LuckyT
17 Nov 2019 00:41
Forum: VLC media player for Linux and friends Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4
Replies: 10
Views: 5242

Re: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4

Ok I got this working - It's something to do with the VLC package in the Raspian repo, though I don't know enough about this stuff to determine what/why. raspian repo purge vlc install vlc - says ~200kb will be used using https://www.deb-multimedia.org buster main non-free purge vlc install vlc = sa...
by LuckyT
16 Nov 2019 20:35
Forum: VLC media player for Linux and friends Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4
Replies: 10
Views: 5242

Re: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4

It's a document camera - Ipezo VZ-R
https://www.ipevo.com/prods/VZ-R_HDMI_8MP_Camera
Unfortunately I don't have any other cameras to try
by LuckyT
16 Nov 2019 05:55
Forum: VLC media player for Linux and friends Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4
Replies: 10
Views: 5242

Re: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4

Appears to be Raspian specific issue. Putting Ubuntu on the Pi everything worked as expected.
by LuckyT
16 Nov 2019 03:10
Forum: VLC media player for Linux and friends Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4
Replies: 10
Views: 5242

Re: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4

Forgot to mention - camera works as expected in guvcview and other test programs :(
by LuckyT
16 Nov 2019 00:42
Forum: VLC media player for Linux and friends Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4
Replies: 10
Views: 5242

VLC can't open USB camera on Raspberry Pi 4

I have a usb camera I'm trying to use with my RPi4. On my dev machine running Pop OS everything works great! Trying the exact same thing on the RPi4, I fail to get any image. I'm working python bindings, but the issue is reproducible in VLC itself. Both machines are running 3.0.8 Opening /dev/video/...
by LuckyT
30 Jan 2019 17:27
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: Using libVLC ignores disabled hardware acceleration
Replies: 42
Views: 8322

Re: Using libVLC ignores disabled hardware acceleration

Rémi, By "user configuration", you also mean with options passed to libvlc? Why can we pass other options when playing and not when using a stream out chain? If nothing can be done there, is there a way @yabbadidu can get his/her video card blacklisted for hw acceleration? Or maybe is tha...
by LuckyT
10 Dec 2018 19:54
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated
Replies: 6
Views: 589

Re: Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated

I would actually expect better performance with iGPU than dGPU as far as video decoding is concerned. The dGPU video DSP is not necessarily much better than the one in the iGPU. And the iGPU will not incur the penalty of memory transfer. I was thinking the same regarding the memory penalty. My mist...
by LuckyT
10 Dec 2018 15:22
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated
Replies: 6
Views: 589

Re: Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated

Logs are pretty quiet, at least at verbosity 1. Reset all preferences to default before testing Task manager GPU usage during playback of single video Quadro M1000M - 16% Intel HD 530 = 10% Quadro logs - mp4 warning: unknown box type cTIM (incompletely loaded) mp4 warning: unknown box type cTSC (inc...
by LuckyT
06 Dec 2018 17:28
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated
Replies: 6
Views: 589

Re: Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated

At the moment Core, Core.Interops, and Forms (WinForms app) are all on 3.0.0-develop322. I will get some logs today.
by LuckyT
05 Dec 2018 01:58
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated
Replies: 6
Views: 589

Quadro performance significantly worse than integrated

I am working on a video intensive application and have chosen to use libvlc for playback. Technically I'm interacting with libvlc through the Vlc.DotNet wrapper, but I don't think my issues are wrapper related. The app can have as many as 8 1080 videos up, and the content being played is 30fps. A us...

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