It took some time but finally tiopenmax 0.3.5 was released. It’s essentially 0.3 plus DSP binaries that actually work.
I verified with gst-openmax (git omap branch) and they work just fine 🙂 Thanks Daniel Díaz!
So people with OMAP3 hardware (beagleboard) can already try D1 MPEG-4 decoding using less than 15% of CPU. If you missed the demo, here it is:
Update: the latest information is actually here.
All the information was available in my previous post. One minor update is that I’ve made a tag (v2.6.28-tidspbridge) to the linux-omap tree on my github repo to make it extra easy for people to compile a stable kernel with the dsp-bridge driver. There’s many DSP fixes available and some performance improvements which are not in this tag, but I’ll make sure they are once 2.6.29-omap1 is tagged.
Felipe Contreras 
Wow, that’s pretty awesome 🙂
Will it also work with clutter-gst and gst-openmax?
If yes, I wonder whether the BeagleBoard has enough performance to display a 720p video (e.g. h264) as a clutter texture…
dargwin
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Yep, clutter-gst should work thanks to gst-openmax.
Some vendors provide 720p codecs for OMAP3 DSP, but the publicly available ones can’t do that =/
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Great news. I think it’s time for me to order a BB RevC finally 🙂
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I’m having a problem with your instructions:
checking out your branch with:
git clone git://github.com/felipec/linux-omap.git v2.6.28-tidspbridge
does NOT give me an entry for the DSP Bridge under the devices section.
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@david you need to use the tidspbridge-stable branch
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Can i use the above linux for beagleboard rev b5 board.
I tried but kernel is not booting beyond uncompressing linux. Any patch needs to be applied?
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@Robin which kernel are you using? I would use the one I talk about in the gst-dsp announcement post. I’m updating this one to point there.
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