RDK ports on 96Boards

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LHG has been working with upstreaming key components of the RDK over the last 3 years. This demo shows the RDK media framework (RMF) running on 96Boards platforms such as HiKey and DB410C.

Technologie

RDK with WPE (Westeros) on DB410c
● Reference Design Kit (RDK) Mediaclient using Yocto Krogoth/2.1
branch.
● Mediaclient functionality (streaming media playback) by
integrating gstreamer V4L2 hardware video acceleration plugin.
● Westeros, an alternative lightweight & open source wayland
compositor by using DRM support.
● Metrological’s WebKit for Wayland browser (web content
rendering) by implementing offscreen egl target support for
Westeros(Mesa backend only).
● 32bit RDK rootfs on 64bit Dragonboard 410c.

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