[meta-freescale] Chromium acceleration on fsl-yocto-3.10.31-1.1.0_beta BSP?

[Gerard Bucas]

I noticed the post below from Lauren back in March.

Is the situation still the same for the recent
"fsl-yocto-3.10.31-1.1.0_beta" release?

We have been using that new beta release but although Chromium performs a
lot better on that release it is still slow on many HTML5 pages (especially
with multiple background videos). I know that that beta release uses the
newer V5.x vivante GPU/graphics libraries. Can you tell what is now being
hardware accelerated and what not when using Chrome on that latest beta
release?

Anything happening on further hardware acceleration? If yes, what and when
and how do we learn more about it?

Thanks!

Gerard Bucas
TekMagic

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Lauren Post Lauren.Post at freescale.com Thu Mar 20 05:47:33 PDT 2014
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My original statement about acceleration was for webGL in the browser.

ffmpeg-mt is not hardware accelerated with the VPU although it is possible
to update it to integrate with VPU.   As other emails have mentioned
removing data movement and the CSC conversion is the key to improving
performance with ffmpeg with vpu acceleration.  It is not something we have
in our upcoming release.

Lauren