vop2: 3566 vs 3568: green screen on 3566; on 3568 all ok...

Dragan Simic dsimic at manjaro.org
Tue Dec 26 23:36:41 PST 2023


On 2023-12-27 08:25, Kever Yang wrote:
> On 2023/12/26 19:22, Piotr Oniszczuk wrote:
> ...
>> Perfect.
>> 
>> Above patch + vop2_win_data rk3568_vop_win_data[] reordering to:
>> 
>> Esmart1-win0
>> Esmart0-win0
>> Smart0-win0
>> Smart1-win0
>> Cluster0-win0
>> Cluster1-win0
>> 
>> makes Kodi and MythTV working out-of-box with EGL DMAbuf and DRM 
>> planes HW decoded video rendering :-)
>> 
>> So with your help we have single 6.6.8 kernel offering EGL DMAbuf and 
>> DRM planes HW decoded video rendering on 
>> rk3328/rk3399/rk3566/rk3568/H6/H313/H616/H618/rpi3/rpi4
>> 
>> once again: many thx
>> 
>> (p.s: it looks like only thing missing in 356x to be perfect 
>> open-source multimedia soc is: lack of rkvdec2 for hevc/vp9 hw 
>> decoding. Are there any plans from rock-chips to help foss to bring-up 
>> mainline kernel support for rkvdec2?)
> 
> Rockchip do not have plan to add rkvdec2 driver for mainline kernel,
> since rockchip vendor SDK does not use V4L2 based solution for video
> encoder/decoder.
> For rkvdec, rockchip has already totally open source for both kernel
> driver and userspace mpp driver, people can understand how it works if
> anyone interested in it.

This is awesome.  Though, could you, please, send the links to the 
actual official source code repositories, simply because there seems to 
be quite a few of such repositories, which becomes confusing rather 
quickly?

> If developers would like to port the driver for mainline kernel, it's
> welcome and if you have any questions about the hardware during
> porting the driver, we can help to answer.

This is also awesome, thank you very much.



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