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Adding video playback support with software codecs and software opengl in android

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I am trying to get video playback running on our board which does not have mali support (HW accelerated graphics). Before adding hardware codec, I was trying to get it working with software omx codecs.
What is the procedure for this? Do we have to add YUV support in default gralloc and software opengl library? If not, do we have to convert YUV to RGB in stagefright? how can I do that? Is there any document for it?

posted Sep 4, 2013 by Dewang Chaudhary

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