Video Decoding using VA-API [closed] - ffmpeg

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I've been trying to implement video acceleration in libavg using VA-API video decoding with ffmpeg. They already have the VDPAU support for it. From their source code I understood that it has to do something with struct *vaapi_context and some functions - get_format, get_buffer, release_buffer - but I can't figure how to make that work.
It would be great if someone would be so nice to share simple notes how to set up and use functions to get avcodec_decode_video done with vaapi.

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