if they are h264 - doubtful. i assume your chipset has atom 270 cpu. i have atom 330 (it's like dual core atom 270) mainboard and i think it can barely handle 1080p h264 (i think 720p was acceptable, but i could be wrong here).
higher resolution is likely out of the question with that chip, even when taking advantage of multiprocessor features with ffmpeg-mt . in case of flv format - maybe. xvid is less of a burden for it, and it works pretty well. 2010/1/21 Paul Castellano <paulc8...@gmail.com>: > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: "Paul Castellano" <paulc8...@gmail.com> > Date: Jan 20, 2010 11:28 AM > Subject: Question about Gnash > To: <maintain...@gnu.org> > > I am trying to find a movie player that will run high quality video that is > becoming more and more available on internet sites such as youtube. My > system runs a Linux OS on Intel atom 950 chipset (GMA 950 graphics.) I have > the latest adobe Flash 10.1 installed but some videos, generally the highest > quality ones such as 1080p and 720p are still very choppy. Will gnash run > these videos more smoothly? > > Thank You for any assistance you can provide.
