Softhddevice and openGL OSD with Va-api.

    Works - but has the same problem with osdteletext as described here for cuvid

    VDR1: ACT-620, Asus P8B75-M LX, Intel Core i3-3240, 4 GB DDR3 RAM 1600 MHz, passive Geforce GT1030 von MSI, Sandisk 2TB SSD, 2xWinTV DualHD, Atric-IR-Einschalter. SW: Xubuntu 20.04 auf 64GB Sandisk SSD.

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    VDR3: Tanix TX3 mit CoreELEC und Ubuntu in chroot, WinTV DualHD

    at least we know that it is not an issue with Nvidia driver.

    VDR1: ACT-620, Asus P8B75-M LX, Intel Core i3-3240, 4 GB DDR3 RAM 1600 MHz, passive Geforce GT1030 von MSI, Sandisk 2TB SSD, 2xWinTV DualHD, Atric-IR-Einschalter. SW: Xubuntu 20.04 auf 64GB Sandisk SSD.

    VDR2: Odroid N2+ mit CoreELEC und Ubuntu in chroot, WinTV DualHD

    VDR3: Tanix TX3 mit CoreELEC und Ubuntu in chroot, WinTV DualHD

    I just tested your test branch - it was about time, sorry for the delay!

    Duped Frames count up very fast. With the normal branch and va-api-glx everyhing is ok.

    Stefan

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    Software
    OpenSUSE 42.1, Kernel 4.1.13, VDR 2.2.0

    Same when I start with -v va-api-glx and -w disable-ogl-osd: ...duped frames...

    The test branch is ok, when I start with -v va-api.

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    VDR Wohnzimmer: Thermaltake DH 102, Pico PSU XLP, Meanwell, Asus B85M-E, Intel G1820, 4 GB RAM (1,35 V), Zotac GT 630 Zone Edition, Samsung 850 EVO SSD, DD Max S8, Jultec Einkabel, IR605Q + Harmony 350 (33 W, Boot: 15 s)
    VDR Hobbyraum: Atlas SF101, be.quiet 300 W, MSI C847MS-E33, 4 GB RAM, SanDisk SSD 32 GB, Samsung F2 EcoGreen 1,5 TB, TT S2-6400, Hauppauge PVR 250
    VDR Backup-Server: Atlas SF101, PicoPSU 80 W, Asus E35M1-M (AMD-VDPAU), 4 GB RAM, Technisat Skystar 2 eXpress HD, SanDisk SSD 32 GB, WD Red 4 TB (31 W, Boot: 26 s)
    VDR Desktop: Silentmaxx ST-11 Pro, be.quiet 300 W, Asus P8H77-M, Intel i7-3770, 16 GB RAM (1,35 V), Zotac GT 630 Zone Edition, 2x OCZ Vertex 4, Samsung F4 EcoGreen 2 TB, DD Cine S2, TT USB IR (44 W)

    Software
    OpenSUSE 42.1, Kernel 4.1.13, VDR 2.2.0

    Quote from lnj

    Hi.

    It looks like I made a stable solution for openGL OSD and Vaapi. Try anyone interested in test branch.

    If there are no problems, I will include in the main branch.

    Use it with -v va-api-glx. For disable, use -w disable-ogl-osd.

    I wonder that my log says:

    Code
    [softhddev]:SHADER: Compile-time error: Type: 0 - 0:1(10): error: GLSL 3.30 is not supported. Supported versions are: 1.10, 1.20, 1.30, 1.00 ES, 3.00 ES, 3.10 ES, and 3.20 ES

    I have GLSL ES 3.20.

    And what ist with the problem "Duped Frames count up very fast". With the main branch, it's ok.

    Stefan

    DISPLAY=:0.0 glxinfo | grep "OpenGL"

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    Hardware
    VDR Wohnzimmer: Thermaltake DH 102, Pico PSU XLP, Meanwell, Asus B85M-E, Intel G1820, 4 GB RAM (1,35 V), Zotac GT 630 Zone Edition, Samsung 850 EVO SSD, DD Max S8, Jultec Einkabel, IR605Q + Harmony 350 (33 W, Boot: 15 s)
    VDR Hobbyraum: Atlas SF101, be.quiet 300 W, MSI C847MS-E33, 4 GB RAM, SanDisk SSD 32 GB, Samsung F2 EcoGreen 1,5 TB, TT S2-6400, Hauppauge PVR 250
    VDR Backup-Server: Atlas SF101, PicoPSU 80 W, Asus E35M1-M (AMD-VDPAU), 4 GB RAM, Technisat Skystar 2 eXpress HD, SanDisk SSD 32 GB, WD Red 4 TB (31 W, Boot: 26 s)
    VDR Desktop: Silentmaxx ST-11 Pro, be.quiet 300 W, Asus P8H77-M, Intel i7-3770, 16 GB RAM (1,35 V), Zotac GT 630 Zone Edition, 2x OCZ Vertex 4, Samsung F4 EcoGreen 2 TB, DD Cine S2, TT USB IR (44 W)

    Software
    OpenSUSE 42.1, Kernel 4.1.13, VDR 2.2.0

    Look at the log more carefully, there is an iteration of shaders versions, there will be an error with an unsupported version and ok with supported.

    In general, VAAPI has a bad implementation of GLX, it requires a lot of resources, so you need to use EGL, as it is done in softhdvaapi. I do not plan to switch to EGL, so the normal implementation of openGL OSD for VAAPI in softdhdevice is still in question.

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