Archive for the 'Planet GPUL' Category
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
More or less one month ago, my SheevaPlug went bananas and didn’t turn on again. After talking to a colleague at Igalia who googled a bit, we found out that it could be a problem with the power supply unit. The issue seems to be known and it happens when you keep an external harddisk [...]
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As you may know, some colleagues at Igalia are developing a framework to gather, browse and query multimedia sources called Grilo. Of course it is no replacement for GStreamer as it is at a much higher level and we are focusing in gathering, browsing and querying so far.
We were an important part of the main [...]
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Friday, February 26th, 2010
Seekability when streaming contents involves almost all layers of a multimedia player and it is not a trivial issue. First, your interface needs to have a seekbar or something to do that. Of course, the media you are streaming has to seekable, meaning container and codecs used. And we cannot forget the transport either, this [...]
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Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009
I had this post planned for a long time, but here it goes.
When we were developing the renderer some time ago, we saw that code was getting out of control because handling state changes was becoming hell, so we decided to rework it applying the State Pattern. Though Zeenix thinks it was my wife’s idea, [...]
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Wednesday, April 8th, 2009
Should we rely on GStreamer timeouts when handling disconnections or should we write some code with conic to immediately detect if network goes down and raise the proper error? Good question, uh?
Issues are network changes and how conic handles them. Because AFAIK, if conic changes it connection it signals the disconnection and then the connection [...]
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Wednesday, April 8th, 2009
Yes, finally it is public that we are contributing to MAFW project, born for the Maemo platform.
My latest jobs were focused in the mafw-gst-renderer component so feel free to ask me any questions related to that or any other component.
I am damm lazy to blog, but I will try to do it sometimes to talk [...]
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Thursday, April 24th, 2008
The next challenge I faced with my debian amd64 was compiliing Epiphany with WebKit. As my system is ‘almost virgin’ I had to install many libraries deveplopment packages that you won’t need to install if you have played enough with your system.
First step if you have a dual core computer, activate it in .jhbuildrd with [...]
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Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
As Igalia bought a new laptop for me (actually this is done for every worker from the second year on), I installed Debian Amd64 on it as a challenge, because everybody was telling me about all the problems: flash, scratchbox and all the ghosts they could imagine. I thought: ‘this can’t be that difficult’ and [...]
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