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do you have a plan to support opengl es in android? #338

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peckjerry opened this issue Jul 20, 2015 · 6 comments
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do you have a plan to support opengl es in android? #338

peckjerry opened this issue Jul 20, 2015 · 6 comments

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@peckjerry
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ijkplayer display video by nativewindow now,do you have a plan to support opengl es?
@peckjerry peckjerry changed the title do you have a plan to support opengl es? do you have a plan to support opengl es in android? Jul 20, 2015
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@bbcallen
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Not, yet, but interesting.

@Android4MediaPlayer
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I will try to do this, please black give some idea

@wanzhang
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What benifit to replace native window with opengl? I learn that VLC player also use native window to render video.

@garymabin
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ffmpeg decode H264 frames to yuv format by default, so use opengles to transfer yuv to rgb data can reduce some caculation on CPU and make more use of GPU.

@bbcallen
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BTW: ANativeWindow supports YV12 format directly on some devices, (like Tegra, Qualcomm ), by set player option "overlay-format" to "fcc-yv12".

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Already supported in android.

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