Thread: watch flash 10.1 videos with hardware acceleration on maemo with GNASH? maybe maybe
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Sazpaimon is offline Sazpaimon
2011-03-22 , 04:35
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#25
Originally Posted by leetnoob View Post
dunno.. as3 is just flash 9, plus lightspark doesn't have any hardware acceleration via mplayer's ffmpeg like gnash..

if you previously tried to compile gnash on maemo and therefore have a dev environment, maybe you could join forces with the person above to see if you can get a hardware accelerated gnash going on the n900..

edit: i meant to say : 'maybe you could join forces with the person above to see if you can get a hardware accelerated gnash going on the n900.. pretty please'
1. Lightspark's AS3 implementation is up to par with Flash 10's, I believe.
2. Lightspark has hardware acceleration through OpenGL.
3. Lightspark may possibly be slow on an N900 because it doesn't translate AS3 code into native ARM assembly as it does for X86, I haven't tested it.
4. Gnash alone has less compatibility than the bundled Flash 9 plugin. It's a fact and nothing can be done about it for now.