The user can choose to apply a builtin shader using a selection list
in the options of the Direct3D vout module. A custom shader function
can also be loaded by specifying the path of the shader file.
Many changes since the latest patch proposal: we are not compiling
"shader techniques" anymore but now shader functions using the "main"
entrypoint. All the shaders previously in pixelShader.fx are now
builtins.
Based on the code by Sasha Koruga for GSoC 2010.
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>
Based on the work by Martin Storsjö.
The decoder stores opaque buffers in the p_sys member of the picture
and the vout uses a callback from the decoder to render these
buffers. When the decoder flushes or closes, all the currently in
flight pictures (filled by the decoder but not displayed yet) need to
be invalidated. A mutex is required in order to prevent the vout from using
destroyed MediaCodec buffers.
In order to avoid a deadlock when exiting the decoder, a maximum number of polling
attempts was added in order to avoid blocking the decoder indefinitely if the vout
is not releasing output buffers anymore.
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>
Secure Transport is a TLS library part of the Security framework
(preinstalled on every iOS and MacOS device). This library does
certificate validation during handshake automatically using the
root certificates from the preinstalled certificate store.
The main reason for this module is proper certificate validation
on iOS devices. This is not possible with gnutls, because there is
no access to the root certificates for external applications.
The module is also intended for use on OSX.
