Revert intel-media-driver

[Gottox]

• Revert "intel-media-driver: update to 22.1.1"
• Revert "intel-gmmlib: update to 22.0.1"

This works around a problem with firefox which crashes with the following message:

libva info: VA-API version 1.13.0
libva info: Trying to open /usr/lib64/dri/iHD_drv_video.so
libva info: Found init function __vaDriverInit_1_13
   readlink -errno 13

Testing the changes

• I tested the changes in this PR: YES

[daerich]

Just because I'm interested: Do you have a bugtracking link, since Iam running Firefox (non esr) with VA and had none of the described issues so far.

[sug0]

I can confirm these issues are present in Firefox. A downgrade also fixed it for me.

[Vistaus]

Just because I'm interested: Do you have a bugtracking link, since Iam running Firefox (non esr) with VA and had none of the described issues so far.

I can't reproduce this issue either.

[daerich]

Just because I'm interested: Do you have a bugtracking link, since Iam running Firefox (non esr) with VA and had none of the described issues so far.

Just to report back, after testing further and running a couple of power intensive tasks(compiling llvm13 and Linux5.16.8) and running Firefox in Picture in Picture I noticed serious performance degradations (short of a hard reboot) and a rise in compile times(+1hrs for Linux with no changed config), I don't know if it's because of hardware wear, but seeing Arch still using the old version and some reporting crashes in this thread, I am more inclined to attribut this to VAAPI

[daerich]

@Gottox This reintroduces a duplicate line

[daerich]

This reintroduces a duplicate line in "common/shlibs"; I don't know if this is desired, required by some package or XBPS but I'd like to point this out

[cinerea0]

This was reported on reddit as well and appears to be due to Firefox's hardware rendering.

[Vistaus]

This was a Firefox issue that's been solved in 97. 97 is already available in Void, so I think this PR can be closed.

[Gottox]

Closed, fixed by updating ff to 97

[steinex]

I still have the exact same issue with Firefox 97 running on MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 and media.ffmpeg.vaapi.enabled set to true. Any ideas?

[steinex]

And the downgrades mentioned in this PR fixed it for me... oO

[Gottox]

Let's reopen the PR and get this merged.

[cinerea0]

I'm experiencing the same problem, I was only able to solve it by setting media.ffmpeg.vaapi.enabled to false. I assumed that the option was no longer supported, but if we can keep it working that would be ideal.