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mduchalski

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  1. Hello, I'm a new user of Orange Pi One - it just arrived yesterday. I installed Armbian and hoped to try out some H264 video. It appeared just fine on the first time - but I noticed lack of any OSD/subtitles. I tried to use different player (VLC), played with different video outputs. 'X11' worked well on both VLC and mpv... until I tried fullscreen. After long time spent researching the topic I found out that Armbian is using libvdpau-surni whitch is a community driver reversed-engeineered from Allwinner's commertial one, apparently avalibale for Android. I also read that its output will alvays overlap any other elements of the screen including subtitles, menus etc.. Then I tried two different approaches: (1) To change screen resolution using h3disp to 720p/576p and decode using software (after all - we have 4 cores there) - this failed because Orange Pi cannot scale proparly using any setting on my TV on any resolution other than 1080p. (2) To enable OSD some other way - now, there are a few solutions online - surni's FAQ mentions method that doesn't work on H3 (I tried, it does not), some people also talk about forcing rgba mkv OSD rendering - neither of that worked for me. There lies my question - is there any way to overcome this issue? Force proper scaling or enable OSD some other way I missed? Thank in advance for your answers. -Mateusz
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