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  1. Vivid Unit is RK3399 based embedded computer with 5.5" screen. You can find it here vividunit.com/ and here is my buildroot image for it: codeberg.org/resiliencetheatre
    Pictured here with RAK Wisblock Meshtastic radio.
    #rk3399 #embeddedLinux #meshtastic #rakwireless

  2. This single-board computer has a 5.5 inch touchscreen display

    Most so-called single-board computers feature a processor, memory, and other core features soldered directly to the mainboard. But if you want to actually use the computers, you typically have to plug in a few more things like a keyboard, mouse, and display.
    That’s not an issue with UUGear’s Vivid Unit, because this single-board PC […]

    https://liliputing.com/?p=166574

    #devBoard #rk3399 #sbc #uugear #vivdUnit

  3. After some more debugging, here are two videos proving that #gtk4 / #GStreamer video playback with fullscreen GL/VK overlay works on a #RaspberryPi4 and #PinebookPro / #rk3399 on #weston / #Wayland, each maxing out their video decoders with 1080p@60 and 4k@60 respectively.

    The message here is: no matter what hardware - if you want to make a video/camera app that needs to be highly efficient, you can do it with a proper, yet still lightweight toolkit now. No need for a custom kms/drm backend.

  4. I seriously have like 20 #rockchip #rk3399 #sbc devices that need a workload.

    I'm good at provisioning computing I just not good at having problems that can be solved with computing.

  5. We once had a dream about a #Rockchip #RK3399 compute cluster module. Now I want that again... but with #rk3588.
    Not sure though if the S version would be sufficient...

  6. Update regarding #wayland zero-copy video playback (using hardware planes): with a few small patches it works with #Chromium, both with #vaapi (Intel/AMD) and #v4l2 stateless.

    Here a short video using a #rk3399 - the #PINE64 #PinebookPro - playing a 4k 60fps video - only possible with hardware plane offloading. Playback is *almost* smooth already (~50fps), the goal is to catch up with #GStreamer where we get stable 60.

    I hope this will all get upstreamed in the coming months.

  7. Playing 4K@30FPS content on a #PinebookPro ( #rk3399 ) on #gnomeshell with #GStreamer. Looks quite promising already - it's zero-copy from the decoder to the display hardware, which does the downscaling in fixed-function hardware. Just need to fix the jumps/glitches - IIUC it's a kernel issue.

    The relevant part here is that this device struggles to render at 60fps for almost everything on the FullHD screen, including scrolling simple web pages.

  8. BTW: Usually I use my / powered ASUS Chromebook C101p that runs from microSDXC for compile tasks like that, but I sadly don't have it with me right now.

  9. New year, new kernel: A look at Collabora's contributions to #Linux 5.11, including the new #Syscall User Dispatch mechanism, the destaging of both the #H264 stateless decoding interface & the #Rockchip ISP driver. col.la/lk511 #OpenSource #RK3399

  10. Arm Frame Buffer Compression (AFBC) support for #Rockchip, coming soon to mainline #Linux! Learn more: col.la/afbc #OpenSource #RK3399

  11. Just pushed out a small 20.02.1 bugfix #release for #rk3399 based devices.

    This fixes the issue of #Pamac crashing the #xorg session on #panfrost drivers.

  12. #Pine64 has some pre #FOSDEM announcements.

    Biggest one is the #PinebookPro.

    14" 1080p display
    **usb-c**, with power input and video output
    #Rockchip #RK3399

    and the usual laptop features. target price, US$199! I look forward to getting #OpenBSD running well on this #arm64 system.

    forum.pine64.org/showthread.ph