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With Ps3Rsx.ko module we may already have standard X11 API acceleration for 2D. Dunno if X11 is too far behind SDL in regard of what you need SDL to do for you in XBMC... Anway I'm not video specialist. Mplayer seems to behave very well with just Ps3Rsx.ko for that matter. It is my understanding th...

SDL3D isn't a layer on top of OpenGL, its a wrapper for the various os-specific parts of OpenGL such as Wgl* and similar on other platforms and for the other OS specific parts required to set up a window for OpenGL to render to. Exacly, that is what I meant to express. So libps3rsx should in fact r...

XBMC uses OpenGL via SDL 3D so better to compare it with Doom 3 SDL or Quake 4 SDL (instead of old Doom SDL): http://www.libsdl.org/opengl/index.php You can compile XBMC for SDL 2D or SDL 3D today already, if you compile using SDL 2D then it does not use hardware acceleration and you will see the GU...

change your code so it can plug into existing low level apis XBMC for Linux for uses the SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) framework as that high-level API, so I guess that we all have to wait until somebody ('-the hero-') adds low-level API support to the libSDL framework library and then we can star...

Couple of questions from a interested non-programmer (I hope that is OK?): Once you get 2D/3D hardware acceleration working properly in libps3rsx for Linux on the PS3, will you try to get it implemented it into the official Mesa 3D Graphics Library project or? http://www.mesa3d.org Is the code from ...