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Does anybody known proper solution to run this with scaling on raspberry pi?
Not sure about the issue you are having, what I had to do is compile VLC on the raspberry with hardware acceleration enabled - I finished Persona 4 Golden with a smooth frame-rate in fullscreen afterwards.
The default VLC or MPlayer installed from apt does not have proper hw support on raspbian - follow any tutorial out there for manually compiling and have lots of patience while the compiler finishes. (~40 minutes for me)
Not sure about the issue you are having, what I had to do is compile VLC on the raspberry with hardware acceleration enabled - I finished Persona 4 Golden with a smooth frame-rate in fullscreen afterwards.
The default VLC or MPlayer installed from apt does not have proper hw support on raspbian - follow any tutorial out there for manually compiling and have lots of patience while the compiler finishes. (~40 minutes for me)
Do I need some specific flags for compiling? I tried vitadock-vlc and vitadock-mpv but both seems to be buggy or miss something.
Yes, lots of flags :) Just use a tutorial like this one. There might be libraries missing when you begin to compile so just install them if you get errors.
https://alignan.github.io/post/compile-vlc-raspberry-stretch/
Yes, lots of flags :) Just use a tutorial like this one. There might be libraries missing when you begin to compile so just install them if you get errors.
https://alignan.github.io/post/compile-vlc-raspberry-stretch/
I remember when I selected OpenMAX IL video output there was a black screen and lag, beside I compiled everything from here:
https://github.com/CrashCortez/vitadock-vlc
I will check when I head home alignan tutorial, maybe I miss package or so.
Just wanted to mention: I used OpenGL output and after compilation and it worked perfectly - no lag, fullscreen video.
Check https://github.com/xerpi/vita-udcd-uvc/issues/40#issuecomment-559259911