GStreamer and OpenMAX Integration Layer

Hello,

> Hello all,
> 
> We would like to announce that our team, the Linux Apps
team in Texas
> Instruments, intends to contribute our GStreamer
OpenMAX plug-ins to
> the
> OpenSource community.

That is excellent news ! We look forward to seeing this
happen.

> We've developed plug-ins for GStreamer that integrate
to the OpenMAX
> IL
> specification. Our intention now is to contribute these
plug-ins back
> to the
> community. The purpose of this message is to ask about
the best way to
> do
> so. We would like to hear your opinions about how
should we should
> carry on with
> this contribution.

I guess the simplest place to start is with the actual
source.  Is there
a source tarball we can take a look at and test ? What
license is the
code under ?

We could set up the source in our repository if you think
that makes
sense, or we can help you set up a separate home for them
somewhere if
that makes more sense.

Thomas


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hi Diego,

whats the status? I think many people would welcome your
contribution. So
what are the problems? Do you need a place to host them
-> freedesktop.org
(gst-openmax module) or sf.net would be options. Haven't you
decided about
licensing? Don't be afraid if the code is not 100% round.
the benefit of
opening it would be that you get lots of testers and
code-reviewers 

Ciao
  Stefan

On 5:35:47 pm 25/09/2006 "Wilson, Diego"
<dwilsonti.com> wrote:
>
> GStreamer and OpenMAX Integration LayerHello all,
>
> We would like to announce that our team, the Linux Apps
team in Texas
> Instruments, intends to contribute our GStreamer
OpenMAX plug-ins to
> the OpenSource community.
>
> This message is in behalf of a team of developers
working for Texas
> Instruments in a project involving GStreamer. The goal
of the project
> is to integrate GStreamer to OpenMAX IL.
>
> For those who are not familiar with OpenMAX IL, to
quote wikipedia:
>
>  The Khronos Group's new API OpenMAX is an application
programming
>  interface that provides abstractions for routines
especially useful
> for  computer graphics, video, and sound, and in
devices that process
> large  amounts of data in predictable ways.
>
> You may find out more at:
>
> http://www.khronos.org
/openmax
>
> We've developed plug-ins for GStreamer that integrate
to the OpenMAX
> IL specification. Our intention now is to contribute
these plug-ins
> back to the community. The purpose of this message is
to ask about
> the best way to do so. We would like to hear your
opinions about how
> should we should carry on with this contribution.
>
> Regards,
>
> --
> Diego Wilson


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