So in an ideal world, it would be great to have a pci add-on card, that does
not only do assisting, but actually does all the features, so by sending the
compressed stream directly to board, and it does all the un-compressing and
uses its own internal memory (on board memory) to do movement of
unco
Hi!
Igor schrieb:
> there's VAAPI - Video Decode Acceleration API Specification
> http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/vaapi
>
> but seems it hasn't finished yet :(
But the Idea sounds quite nice... I dream of a VDR box with an S3
graphics card, decoding full HD DVB-S2 with only free softwa
Hi!
Theunis Potgieter schrieb:
> So it appears there is no hope for my old machine with an AGP port, and
> nvidia G-Force 4 MMX 440.
I sit in a similar board (GF3 / GF2MX).
> Looks like I will have to upgrade, but the craze
> will have to settle first before I buy anything. I wonder why they d
And I was just about to get exited, until I read this:
XvMC issues
● Limited hardware driver support
– Intel i810, i915/945 MC, 965 MC working in progress
– Unichrome VLD
– ATI, Nvidia (?)
● Limited modern video codec support, just for
MPEG1/2, can't support H.264/AVC.
– Multiple intra/inter predi
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 09:56:23AM +0400, Igor wrote:
> > > The question is: Which of them will offer decent open source drivers for
> > > HD decoding, and when?
> >
> > I wonder if every vendor pushes his own API for using these decoding
> > accelerators? Or is there some "standard" (It's surely
Hi!
Udo Richter schrieb:
> There's a lot going on in the hardware accelerated HDTV area lately.
> Beside the two big graphic chipsets, there's the Intel Atom/Poulsbo
> chipset offering full HDTV acceleration at low power, the Intel G45
> chipset, the AMD 780G chipset, and a cooperation of NVid
Igor Nikanov wrote:
> Chipmaker Via's S3 Graphics division has announced a high-performance
> discrete graphics processor positioned as the first to meet the
> embedded industry's thermal requirements. The 4300E targets gaming
> and signage, offers HD video, DVI or HDMI output, and mixes dedicated
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9502138983.html
Chipmaker Via's S3 Graphics division has announced a high-performance discrete
graphics processor positioned as the first to meet the embedded industry's
thermal requirements. The 4300E targets gaming and signage, offers HD video,
DVI or HDMI o
