Note: first check and modify .env file

# build libva, media driver, oneVPL and MediaSDK
docker-compose up vpl-builder

# runtime test libva and oneVPL
docker-compose up vpl-runner

# build OpenCV with oneVPL
docker-compose up opencv-builder

# run OpenCV videoio test
docker-compose up opencv-runner

Build OpenCV on host using media stack built by this project:

docker-compose up vpl-builder
source env.sh

# cd <somwhere>
# build and test OpenCV on host as usual

Note: set OPENCV_OPENCL_RUNTIME=disabled to disable OpenCL runtime in OpenCV if you experience conflicts with media stack

• container/ - context and Dockerfile for an image used to build and run projects (single image for all)
• sources/ - location for all soruces and build directories
• install/ - install root for all projects, standard layout: bin, include, lib, etc.
• .env - file with some constants used by containers, modify it according to your system (user id, video and render group ids)
• build-driver.sh and build-opencv.sh - build scripts for media stack and OpenCV, will be run inside containers
• env.sh - helper environment set-up script for external usage