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# Intel media-driver on Fuchsia
## Meta-data
Name: media-driver
URL: https://01.org/intel-media-for-linux
License: MIT,X11
License File: LICENSE.md
Upstream Git: https://github.com/intel/media-driver
Description: The Intel(R) Media Driver for VAAPI is a new VA-API (Video Acceleration API) user mode driver supporting hardware accelerated decoding, encoding, and video post processing for GEN based graphics hardware.
## Build
### Dependencies
libva and gmmlib are needed to build the media-driver. libva-utils is useful for testing.
Run `jiri init -fetch-optional=vaapi-intel`, then run `jiri update` for the change to take effect.
### Codec Runner
The codec runner is used by Fuchsia applications to decode/encode video.
Add to fx set:
--with //third_party/intel/media-driver/fuchsia:codec_runner_intel_gen
A GN action wraps fuchsia/build.sh, an out-of-tree build process based on the native build systems (meson and cmake).
The out of tree build emits shared libraries which currently are imported into the GN build.
### Building tests
For run the mpeg2vldemo, which supports result validation:
--with //third_party/intel/libva-utils/fuchsia:mpeg2vldemo
### Flags
For debug logging:
--args intel_media_driver_debug=true
## Usage
VA entry points are provided by libva.so. This library dynamically links to the client driver library, iHD_drv_video.so.
fx test mpeg2vldemo
## Uploading to CIPD and rolling
1. Build the codec runner in release mode
2. Run `python3 fuchsia/upload.py --out-dir=<OUT_DIR>`
3. Build the codec runner in debug mode
4. Run `python3 fuchsia/upload.py --out-dir=<OUT_DIR> --debug`
5. The scripts modified the integration/ repo, so upload a change to that.