On Tue, 2006-04-18 at 17:03 +0200, Stefan de Konink wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Apr 2006, Christian Fredrik Kalager Schaller
wrote:
>
> > My idea was the second, but it could be my
description needs more
> > thought and the implementation path should be
different. Wim just told
> > me that making this into a gnonlin element would
make more sense
> > probably.
>
> >From a chat with one of the authors of Ambulant,
the current
> implementation has got a 'dump' function. So
technically it would be
> rather simple to 'sample' output from the library and
place it into a
> pipeline.
>
> Some additional subjects were; SVG support (based on
Inkscape) into the
> Ambulant player and using Gstreamer as 'backend' like
FFMPEG is now. Then
> again; Ambulant claims it is feature rich, but from my
own experience it
> is far from bugfree and has some very basic design
difficulties.
>
> (Design problem is for example rendering alpha channels
on the
> backend instead of keeping them transparent,
transitions look funny then)
>
I guess my goal would be that we end up with something that
enabled SMIL to be playing
in Totem without any changes to Totem itself.
> IMHO it would be a great idea to use gstreamer as the
backend for
> Ambulant and thus getting the SMIL2 part into a parser
element.
>
>
> The point I personally got stuck with Gstreamer was
prototyping my SMIL
> application into a gst-lauch pipeline. Incompare to for
example
> Real-Helix-memleak-player, gstreamer was so slow/cpu
intensive with
> overlaying multiple video streams. Maybe a chat on
IRC/Jabber would be
> good over this topic.
>
The videomixer element could probably do with some
optimization work
according to Wim. Maybe something else to try to make a SoC
project
of 
Christian
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