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This talk is a summary of the new developments around VirtIO Video, a protocol for video codec virtualization. We'll explore how VirtIO Video is currently used in production on ChromeOS, the new Rust infrastructure being worked on to support it, and how the entire Rust community stands to benefit.
Most importantly, we'll discuss the future directions of VirtIO Video, as different companies pitch in to shape the protocol into a robust video decoding solution, and the currrent status of the upstreaming effort.
Last, but not least, we'll explore the points raised by the VirtIO upstream community at large, and will also delve into some of the experimental ideas proposed including a potential "V4L2 on VirtIO" solution.
Daniel Almeida is a Consultant Software Development Engineer at Collabora, where he works with video codec technology. He is currently working on V4L2 codec virtualization through VirtIO Video in CrosVM, on the AV1 stateless V4L2 uAPI and is listed as a co-developer on its VP9 counterpart... Read More →
