MrMC

davilla wrote: ...
- fixed, h264/interlace detection for MediaCodec.
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Does that mean we have now hardware accelerated deinterlacing?

vlaves wrote:

davilla wrote: ...
- fixed, h264/interlace detection for MediaCodec.
...

Does that mean we have now hardware accelerated deinterlacing?

Only on shield and only for [email protected] which is the only flavor that seemed to work without issue.

The 'fixed' refers to detecting h264 interlaced content so it properly gets vectored to ffmpeg.

davilla wrote:

vlaves wrote:

davilla wrote: ...
- fixed, h264/interlace detection for MediaCodec.
...

Does that mean we have now hardware accelerated deinterlacing?

Only on shield and only for [email protected] which is the only flavor that seemed to work without issue.

The 'fixed' refers to detecting h264 interlaced content so it properly gets vectored to ffmpeg.

And really fixed MediaCodec now supports h264 interlaced content. Regression testing across a few FireOS devices.

davilla wrote:

davilla wrote:

vlaves wrote: Does that mean we have now hardware accelerated deinterlacing?

Only on shield and only for [email protected] which is the only flavor that seemed to work without issue.

The 'fixed' refers to detecting h264 interlaced content so it properly gets vectored to ffmpeg.

And really fixed MediaCodec now supports h264 interlaced content. Regression testing across a few FireOS devices.

That sentence is now more confusing. So now on FireTv with Mediacodec we will have the deinterlacing in hardware or not?

All MediaCodec(surface) usage. That means FireTV1, FireTV2, and other FireOS devices. And Shield (GooglePlay).

davilla wrote:All MediaCodec(surface) usage. That means FireTV1, FireTV2, and other FireOS devices. And Shield (GooglePlay).

Awesome, so on mediacodec(surface) we finally get hardware accelretaed deinterlacing

davilla wrote:All MediaCodec(surface) usage. That means FireTV1, FireTV2, and other FireOS devices. And Shield (GooglePlay).

good news! I guess this useful mainly for those whose broadcast tv is h264?

have you looked at surface with mpeg2 (USA broadcast tv)?

cosmoxl wrote: have you looked at surface with mpeg2 (USA broadcast tv)?

Not yet, mpeg2 (1080i) can be handled with ffmpeg on pretty much all devices we support.

davilla wrote:

cosmoxl wrote: have you looked at surface with mpeg2 (USA broadcast tv)?

Not yet, mpeg2 (1080i) can be handled with ffmpeg on pretty much all devices we support.

you know I know that. but the deinterlacing stinks and I'm not the only one who's complained about that.

cosmoxl wrote:

davilla wrote:

cosmoxl wrote: have you looked at surface with mpeg2 (USA broadcast tv)?

Not yet, mpeg2 (1080i) can be handled with ffmpeg on pretty much all devices we support.

you know I know that. but the deinterlacing stinks and I'm not the only one who's complained about that.

It's definitely not good, reds are always very 'bouncy'

That said I'm definitely looking forward to proper h.264 deinterlacing - it's the no1 thing missing from MrMC for me.