updates. The libmpeg2 sources are now in the libmpeg2 directory now as
well.

cheers,
aaron

1st try to cleanup paths
... and other thing i don't rember right now (probably i should commit in
	shorter periods, or take notes)

	++dent

if this actually works).

It would be great if someone cleaned up display_x11.c so it was less
evil looking.

ah

squeezed in mgadvd stuff (remember to uncomment #include "mgadvd" in
src/plugin/decod/mgadvd/decoder.c)

	(thanks to Brion Vibber <brion@gizmo.usc.edu>)
o	removed a bug in ifo Close (you should not close a filedescriptor,
		when trying to lseek afterwards)

	++dent

mpeg2dec not working directly in oms :)

bistream.c has been changed to read chunks of data into a 64k buffer
and hence get the required 32 bit align, and multiple of 4 bytes.

And it doesn't even go slower (this is a case of give a little,
take a little). It could probably be faster if I restructured
the bitstream internals a bit.

aaron

by Daniel Caujolle-Bert <lobadia@club-internet.fr>.  You now need
libtool installed to build out of cvs.

aaron

Note that when you send me patches, _please_ put [patch] in the
subject line. This will prevent the hell I'm experiencing now
trying to find sort out all the patches in my mailbox. Also,
try and keep the patch size small (one feature per patch). This
will also make my life easier :)

Thanks Peter, for your help in fixing up the motion compensation.

cheers,
aaron

Peter!

aaron

B,P frames are looking much better now.

aaron

between HH and myself, so don't do an update unless you want
funky looking output.

The current problem with the code is that we now need to specify a line pitch for
predictions and blocks separately.

aaron

B-frames are looking alright and enabled now. Need to deal with
field selection and half pel issues. Note that the code is
a bit slower now as the mmx motion compensation code is turned
off.

Also, gatos is now disabled by default.

aaron

aaron

Also in here is a revert to doing static memory detection on the g200
and the SIGINT fps calculator from yoann.

Anybody got any tips on how to install xfree86 3.9.17 without nuking
your (working!) 3.3 setup? The docs don't seem too helpful on this.

still hardwired to 16 megs. From Real Ouellet.

aaron

location so it shows how fast it's really going (so some
people will stop complaining about slowness :). Right now
instead of displaying the b,p frames we write the last i-frame
to the display.

aaron

some of the code in order to move the codec into libmpeg2.a.
b and p frames are turned off by default. At some point in
the near future, I'll move all of the libmpeg2 files into
their own directory, with possibily it's own configure
script.

aaron

ah

ah

aaron

going back and forth between mga_vid and x11 nice
and easy.

ah

old stuff.

Time to tackle the patch pile.

aaron

-Minor updates to the (still non-functional) Rage128 Liner mode.
-Promised autoconf changes from Daniel Caujolle-Bert, include:

the --with[out]-mga --with[out]-gatos and --with[out]-x11

These each enable/disable each display type.

Only one can be selected at once, and the default is mga.

If mga or gatos is selected and not detected x11 will be used.

...I tested this a bit, and it seems to work fine, but I don't have a
Matrox, so let me know if something doesn't work like it should.

BTW- Has anyone gotten the GATOS display working besides me?

--Insomnia (Stea Greene)

	Well, here goes my first commit to LiVid's CVS....

	-Added display_gatos.c to mpeg2dec.
	-Added autoconf updates to mpeg2dec to detect GATOS.

	The display_gatos thingy really doesn't work well yet for any of
the Rage128s.  For any of these cards you have to modify the code (as I
mentioned in my originaly message to livid-dev).  Eventually it'll be nice
and generic, but before I can do that, I have to get it working better on
the 128s.
	I'll put up a change to the autoconf stuff to add a configure
option to disable gatos detection for these cards tomorrow (software is
currently a lot better than using the 128's BES).  I don't know autoconf
very well, the autoconf changes are/will be written by Daniel
Caujolle-Bert, another member of the GATOS team.

	Hopefully I didn't break anything.
						--Insomnia (Stea Greene)

type is returned via the config ioctl now, so there
are no g200 defines in display_mga_vid anymore.

I have two more patches in my TODO pile. One is
mmx support for dithering, and the other is Solaris
vis optimization. These will have to wait until I
get back home (29th) as I don't want to sort out
patch conflicts remotely over a 28.8 dialup using MS
telnet :)

Merry Christmas!

cheers,
aaron

from Franck Sicard.

aaron

Move pre pb-frames code back to the head of the trunk.

aaron

the spec could look over motion vector parsing code (in parse.c). There's
a bug in there that causes some streams to die (I believe it has something
to do with dual prime motion vectors).

I told you it would look funky.

0.1.5, but somehow got reverted along the way. You need to define
IS_G200 1 in mga_vid.c in order to have this work. To make this
work automagically, we need to add a chipset field to the mga_vid_config
struct that the driver fills in and copies back to user space.

I also removed all generated files from the repository. If you have
a fresh checkout you need to run ./autogen.sh.

aaron

I knew someone would eventually get annoyed with mga_vid barfing
and fix it :)

mentioned was missing... These are missing too. Hopefully I
got them all this time.