If the Advanced profile has display_extension fields, then set the display
width/height dimension as cropping rectangle to the GstVaapiPicture.
Signed-off-by: Gwenole Beauchesne <gwenole.beauchesne@intel.com>
If the encoded stream has the frame_cropping_flag set, then associate
the cropping rectangle to GstVaapiPicture.
Signed-off-by: Gwenole Beauchesne <gwenole.beauchesne@intel.com>
Change generic decoder of sample I-frame to return a GstVaapiSurfaceProxy
instead of a plain GstVaapiSurface. This means that we can now retrieve
the frame cropping rectangle from the surface proxy, along with additional
information if ever needed.
Add support for GstVideoCropMeta in GStreamer >= 1.0.x builds and gst-vaapi
specific meta information to hold video cropping details. Make the sink
support video cropping in X11 and GLX modes.
Some video clips may have a clipping region that needs to propogate to
the renderer. These helper functions make it possible to attach that
clipping region, as a GstVaapiRectangle, the the video meta associated
with the buffer.
Signed-off-by: Sreerenj Balachandran <sreerenj.balachandran@intel.com>
signed-off-by: Gwenole Beauchesne <gwenole.beauchesne@intel.com>
Make it possible associate an empty cropping rectangle to the surface
proxy, thus resetting any cropping rectangle that was previously set.
This allows for returning plain NULL when no cropping rectangle was
initially set up to the surface proxy, or if it was reset to defaults.
Add helper macros to retrieve the VA surface information like size
(width, height) or chroma type. This is a micro-optimization to avoid
useless function calls and NULL pointer re-checks in internal routines.
Add gst_vaapi_picture_set_crop_rect() helper function to copy the video
cropping information from raw bitstreams to each picture being decoded.
Also add helper function to surface proxy to propagate that information
outside of libgstvaapi. e.g. plug-in elements or standalone applications.
Signed-off-by: Sreerenj Balachandran <sreerenj.balachandran@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Gwenole Beauchesne <gwenole.beauchesne@intel.com>
The MPEG-2 standard specifies (6.3.7) that all quantisation matrices
shall be reset to their default values when a Sequence_Header() is
decoded.
Signed-off-by: Gwenole Beauchesne <gwenole.beauchesne@intel.com>
dddd182 mpeg2: add slice header parsing API
94e6228 mpeg2: add sequence scalable extension parsing API
531134f mpeg2: add new API that takes GstMpegVideoPacket arguments
4b135d3 h264: fix the return value type for the SEI palyload parsing methods
Expose all raw video formats in the static caps template since the
vaapisink is supporting raw data. We will get the exact set of formats
supported by the driver dynamically through the _get_caps() routine.
This also fixes an inconsistency wrt. GStreamer 0.10 builds.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=702178
Signed-off-by: Gwenole Beauchesne <gwenole.beauchesne@intel.com>
Now that VA/GLX capable buffers are generated by default on X11, thus
depending on a VA/GLX display, we stil want to use vaPutSurface() for
rendering since it is faster.
Anyway, OpenGL rendering in vaapisink was only meant for testing and
enabling "fancy" effects to play with. This has no real value. So,
disable OpenGL rendering by default.
If the gstreamer-vaapi plug-in elements are built with GLX support, then
try to allocate a GstVaapiDisplayGLX first before resorting to a VA/X11
display next.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=701742
Add flag to have all codecparsers built-in, thus ensuring that the
resulting binaries have all the necessary bug fixes and this is what
the QA has been testing anyway.
Of course, for a completely up-to-date Linux distribution, you could
also opt for --disable-builtin-codecparsers and use the system ones.
Though, some core fixes could be missing, and those cannot be tested
for with API checks.
Allow plain gst_buffer_map() interface to work with gstreamer-vaapi
video buffers, i.e. expose the underlying GstVaapiSurfaceProxy to the
caller. This is the only sensible enough thing to do in this mode as
the underlying surface pixels need to be extracted through an explicit
call to the gst_video_frame_map() function instead.
A possible use-case of this is to implement a "handoff" signal handler
to fakesink or identity element for further processing.
Fix gst_vaapi_video_allocator_new() to silently check for direct-rendering
mode support, and not trigger fatal-criticals if either test surface or
image could not be created. Typical case: pixel format mismatch, e.g. NV12
supported by most hardware vs. I420 supported by most software decoders.
On map, ensure we have GST_MAP_WRITE flags since this is only what we
support for now. Likewise, on unmap, make sure that the VA image is
unmapped for either read or write, while still committing it to the
VA surface if write was requested.
Break the circular references between GstVaapiContext and its children
GstVaapiSurfaces. Since the VA surfaces held an extra reference to the
context, which holds a reference to its VA surfaces, then none of those
were released.
How does this impact support for subpictures?
The only situation when the parent context needs to disappear is when
it is replaced with another one because of a resolution change in the
video stream for instance, or a normal destroy. In this case, it does
not really matter to apply subpictures to the peer surfaces since they
are either gone, or those that are left in the pipe can probably bear
a reinstantiation of the subpictures for it.
So, parent_context is set to NULL when the parent context is destroyed,
other VA surfaces can still get subpictures attached to them, individually
not as a whole. i.e. subpictures for surface S1 will be created from
active composition buffers and associated to S1, subpictures for S2 will
be created from the next active composition buffers, etc. We don't try
to cache the subpictures in those cases (pending surfaces until EOS
is reached, or pending surfaces until new surfaces matching new VA context
get to be used instead).
Make sure to create the GLX context once the window object has completed
its creation. Since gl_resize() relies on the newly created window size,
then we cannot simply overload the GstVaapiWindowClass::create() hook.
So, we just call into gst_vaapi_window_glx_ensure_context() once the
window object is created in the gst_vaapi_window_glx_new*() functions.
Make it possible to add extra an extra filter to most of display cache
lookup functions so that the GstVaapiDisplay instance can really match
a compatible and existing display by type, instead of relying on extra
string tags (e.g. "X11:" prefix, etc.).
Improve check for display cache infrastructure. In particular, for X11 and
GLX backends, we need to make sure that we can create a GstVaapiDisplayX11
from another GstVaapiDisplayGLX, i.e. underlying X11 and VA displays can be
shared. Besides, allocating a GstVaapiDisplayGLX while a GstVaapiDisplayX11
already exists will have to generate different VA displays.
In GStreamer 0.10 builds, gst_vaapi_uploader_get_buffer() was used
but it exhibited a memory leak because the surface generated for the
GstVaapiVideoMeta totally lost its parent video pool. So, it was not
possible to release that surface back to the parent pool when the meta
gets released, and the memory consumption kept growing.
Signed-off-by: Gwenole Beauchesne <gwenole.beauchesne@intel.com>
Since GST_VAAPI_IS_xxx_VIDEO_POOL() was only testing for NULL and not
the underlying object type, the gst_vaapi_video_meta_new_from_pool()
was hereby totally broken. Fixed this regression by using the newly
provided gst_vaapi_video_pool_get_object_type() function.
Drop obsolete GST_VAAPI_IS_xxx() helper macros since we are no longer
deriving from GObject and so those were only checking for whether the
argument was NULL or not. This is now irrelevant, and even confusing
to some extent, because we no longer have type checking.
Note: this incurs more type checking (review) but the libgstvaapi is
rather small, so this is manageable.
The whole libgstvaapi libraries got a major refresh to get rid of GObject.
This is a fundamental change that requires a new SONAME. More changes are
underway to streamline the core libraries.
So far, the net result is a reduction of .text size (code) by 32KB, i.e. -10%.
On one particular test (sintel HD trailer), the total number of executed
instruction was reduced by 8%.
