This thread: http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/davinci_digital_media_processors/f/717/t/138066.aspx
points to a Wiki page that tells you how to download GStreamer for 5.02. That's news to me! I guess it's news to everybody, since it was released today.
Every day, I wade through all the new E2E posts, looking for potential software limitations and solutions so that we will know when the software is ready for our product development. It says a lot about the value of the E2E forum when I strike gold (or lead) almost every day, and I found out about the 5.02 EZSDK and today's GStreamer on the day they got their public release, but is there a place where things like "GStreamer is released for the DM8168", or "The 5.02 EZSDK is released", or "Deinterlacing only works for transcoding" are announced? I missed the fact that there was a minor release for the EZSDK that's apparently required for GStreamer, and also available, but the bit-banger in the group noticed.
A Wiki page of software limitations on silicon features and their expected resolution would be most helpful.
You fine folk at TI must be getting tired of answering the same questions all the time, especially when you know the answers, but can't tell us regular folk.
I feel like I'm searching the wwweb for something. I find good stuff, but I never know if I missed the best stuff.
