Looking for an ARM-based Linux computer with hardware GPU acceleration and video decoding support
I'm searching for an ARM device that is under $200 USD that will support hardware OpenGL (ES2 is fine) and GStreamer-based 1080p video decoding that is simple to setup with only binary packages. I've played with some boards like BeagleBoard and PandaBoard but have always had so many frustrating issues getting everything to work correctly because they required compiling lots of custom stuff with little documentation, or the code is just buggy and unreliable. I'm looking to build a cheap device that will run a fullscreen OpenGL application that does some video processing on a 1080p30 video (h264) while it's playing back, so it's very important that the video decoding and OpenGL support be hardware-accelerated. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
Looking for an ARM-based Linux computer with hardware GPU acceleration and video decoding support
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I'm searching for an ARM device that is under $200 USD that will support hardware OpenGL (ES2 is fine) and GStreamer-based 1080p video decoding that is simple to setup with only binary packages. I've played with some boards like BeagleBoard and PandaBoard but have always had so many frustrating issues getting everything to work correctly because they required compiling lots of custom stuff with little documentation, or the code is just buggy and unreliable. I'm looking to build a cheap device that will run a fullscreen OpenGL application that does some video processing on a 1080p30 video (h264) while it's playing back, so it's very important that the video decoding and OpenGL support be hardware-accelerated. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!