WoW, really nice ! Some of them would make good screen saver ;)

No more crashes on these sites also for me now. Great work ;)

Hi Kas1e,

Thanks All for all this had work you did on this.

Regards,
Petrol

@kas1e

Look at this picture.

@Kas1e

In fact what you see on the left side is the shine border of the window.
If you take a screenshot of the player in fullscreen mode, you'll see it at the top also! You'll see the shadow border too on right and bottom of the screen, but as they are black, the are merged with the window background and screen border, less visible.

Maybe offset code need to be adjusted.

@white

Just to complete Kas1e answer, you can do a right clic on the video and chosse from the menu "Play in Fullscreen", and you'll got the composited video scalling in your tab.

Regards,

@kas1e

Cool!

Could it be possible to do fullscreen using the same method?
It could draw a black window with the video scaled over, no?
Otherwise, Fullwindow is a really nice improvement ;)

Keep up the good works guys.

Regards,
Petrol.

@blmara

It seems to be related to some javascript issue, try to disable it, here it works without JS.
You can add it to the setting by URL menu, so you won't have to do it every time you go to that site.

Regards,
Petrol

Hi,

Just for fun, a first video of the Big Buck bunny in 1080p playing inside odyssey.

1080p BBB in Odyssey

and a second one, with html5 video player site and compositing zoom tool ;)

Compositing zoom tool

Regards,
Petrol.

Isn't compositing need to be implemented in cairo also?
If you change page zoom, up or down, CPU load hits always the 100% here, where with a no-zoomed page it is aroud 20% CPU load.
Same goes for video zoomed by the player itself.

A small video

Regards,
Petrol

It works well also here on my A1X1000.
I've got the impression that videos in Odyssey windows plays smoother than before now.

Thanks!
Regards,
Petrol.

One bug less ;)
Good job!

@kas1e

is WritePixelArrayAlpha need to be written ICyberGfx->WritePixelArrayAlpha with AmigaOS4?

Regards,

Hi,

It seems to be in that path:
Odyssey/odyssey-r155188-1.23_SDK/SDK/local/common/include/webp/decode.h

@samo79

Seems that it loads the picture from a stored database or something like that.
Url start with data:image/jpeg;base6 ... and contains more than 16000 characters!

@kas1e

Well done ;)!

@Kas1e

Do picture channels need to be swapped after all in the webp decoder engine?
In the png decoder code f.e., there's no line where it looks for the endianess like in webp.
Maybe it is done elsewhere in the component in chage of the render. Cairo format seems to be "ARGB" form the decoder sources.
Regards,

Did you try to add at the end of the script, a line that calls your installer ?
Is installer the default tool type of your install script ?

So C:Installer myinstallscript should do the trick

Regards,
Petrol.

@white

Lha x "$i" is the command for e »x »tract, x is an arg to lha here ,the archive $i in the loop created by the foreach ... end. I put the " "  around $i because sometimes, archives could contain space characters.

I think you could just use before the « end »:
C:Delete "$i"
Which means delete the lha file that been extracted just before.

For more informations about AmigaDOS commands, have a look at its wiki here :
https://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/AmigaOS_ ... migaDOS_Command_Reference

Regards,
Petrol

You're welcome, I'm glad that I could help you!
Happy scripting! ;)

Regards,
Petrol.