does not work with kernel 5.15 and 6.1.

[karu2003]

does not work with kernel 5.15 and 6.1. your sources are outdated and do not match the sources in the kernel. using cedrus is not possible.

[Saketeas]

Are people still working on adapting version 6.1? I have tried modifying it myself but failed. I would like to see what other solutions people have for adapting it.

[esaaprillia]

for kernel 5.15.x in my opinion it can still be made and requires adjustments to the kernel header

[archerallstars]

There's a package built for the latest Fedora: https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/libva-v4l2-request/libva-v4l2-request/

Might worth a look.

[esaaprillia]

@archerallstars

test openwrt build

it looks like the patch in fendora can be for kernel 6.1.x

[mxsrc]

Are people still working on adapting version 6.1? I have tried modifying it myself but failed. I would like to see what other solutions people have for adapting it.

A while ago, but still. I have been working on this and I managed to get VP8, VP9, MPEG2 and H264 decoding to work on an RK3399. Feel free to have a look whether this works for you: libva-v4l2.

I'm hoping I'll also get around to add support to the stateful version, but for the moment the stateless version works. In the process of modifying the library I dropped the HEVC part, since I do not have hardware I could test that on. Also, the VP9 decoder uses a gstreamer library that is not present in typical gstreamer packages, it will compile without that though if necessary.

[Saketeas]

Are people still working on adapting version 6.1? I have tried modifying it myself but failed. I would like to see what other solutions people have for adapting it.

A while ago, but still. I have been working on this and I managed to get VP8, VP9, MPEG2 and H264 decoding to work on an RK3399. Feel free to have a look whether this works for you: libva-v4l2.

I'm hoping I'll also get around to add support to the stateful version, but for the moment the stateless version works. In the process of modifying the library I dropped the HEVC part, since I do not have hardware I could test that on. Also, the VP9 decoder uses a gstreamer library that is not present in typical gstreamer packages, it will compile without that though if necessary.

Thanks for sharing. I've given up and used Android, but I'll give it a try if I have time