Tobias J. Endres
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Replaced the complex, low-level OpenGL pipeline in HyperionGrabber with a simple, high-level `QImage::scaled()` call. This change significantly reduces code complexity and improves maintainability without sacrificing performance, as `QImage::scaled()` is highly optimized and often hardware-accelerated. The new implementation is more robust and easier to understand. This resolves the following issues: - Removes fragile, hard-to-debug OpenGL code. - Eliminates potential bugs related to FBOs, shaders, and texture handling. - Corrects the image data pipeline to ensure raw pixel data is processed consistently.
33 lines
725 B
C++
33 lines
725 B
C++
#include <QObject>
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#include <QTimer>
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#include <QImage>
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#include <QVideoFrame>
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#include "hyperionclient.h"
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#include "WaylandGrabber.h"
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class HyperionGrabber : public QObject
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{
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Q_OBJECT
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public:
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HyperionGrabber(QHash<QString, QString> opts);
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~HyperionGrabber();
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private:
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HyperionClient *_hclient_p;
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QTimer *_timer_p;
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WaylandGrabber *_waylandGrabber_p;
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int _inactiveTime_m = 0;
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QString _hyperionPriority_m;
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unsigned short _scale_m = 8;
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unsigned short _frameskip_m = 0;
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long long _frameCounter_m = 0;
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QString _parseColorArr(QString, bool);
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private slots:
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void _inActivity();
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void _processFrame(const QVideoFrame &frame);
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void _setImgSize(int width, int height);
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}; |