<div dir="ltr"><div>Thanks for the suggestion Stefan although I knew. VirtualBox on OS X has no 2-D acceleration and I think that means no Xv although it does has 3-D support. Looking into what to do there. Anyway my problem is autovideosink on a default Ubuntu installation selects eglglesink and it doesn't work.<br>
<br></div>P<br></div><div class="gmail_extra"><br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 1:36 PM, Stefan Sauer <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:ensonic@hora-obscura.de" target="_blank">ensonic@hora-obscura.de</a>></span> wrote:<br>
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Im trying to build a script for many hardware platforms
primarily running a late Ubuntu desktop version. For one
of the tests I'm using vanilla Ubuntu desktop 13.10 amd64
which come with standard gstreamer 1.2.0. To complicate it
a bit further, I'm running Ubuntu in a VirtualBox under OS
X on a Mac. VirtualBox has OpenGL support.<br>
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Now when I run a pipeline ending with autovideosink, a
window with the right size appear and is named something
with eglglesink however the window is all white which of
course not really was the intention. Can anyone please tell
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1) Why does it select eglglesink?<br>
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<div> 2) Why is eglglesink all white?<br>
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<div>My goal is of course to have a pipeline that will work on
many platforms whether they are virtual or not. Did a little
search and though I have found references to eglglesink and
white screen/window, not many suggestions seems proper.<br>
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If I run the same pipeline ending in ximagesink, I get a nice
video window. However if I end in xvimagesink I get the error
message and no window:<br>
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No Xv port available<br>
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<div>So I guess Xv module is not supported on Virtualbox. BTW
Ubuntu/VirtualBox is running X.org server 1.14 modules.<br>
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you can install a tool called xvinfo and run it to show if there are
xv-ports available. These can also be software emulated ones.<br>
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