> get_iplayer doesn't attempt any transcoding of video - it
> just remuxes the flv into mp4
And also to the suggestion of using python script Kieran... I'm not *quite*
that nerdy to pipe my video through mplayer, I usually give up in
frustration before getting it working! ;-)
I ended up giving
On Mon, 2011-01-10 at 14:00 +, Christopher Woods wrote:
> ...
> and I specifically download using the --raw flag to
> avoid any transcoding. The test files themselves remain as-is as .flv files
> and I can just drop them into MPC, VLC or smplayer (etc) for playback.
get_iplayer doesn't attempt
There's always get_iplayer.py. You can pipe the output straight into mplayer.
--- On Mon, 10/1/11, Christopher Woods wrote:
> From: Christopher Woods
> Subject: RE: [backstage] Enabling NVIDIA GPU acceleration on iPlayer videos...
> To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
> Date: Monday, 10 January, 2011
> I think the iPlayer app in MythTV or Boxee should let you
> watch using hardware acceleration.
Well, Boxee doesn't want to fully hardware accelerate. The colourspace is
squashed, which indicates it's *trying* to use hardware acceleration (the
colourspace is being squashed into 16-235, which i
There's a wmode u can add to speed up iplayer (wmode=gpu) by making flash
write directly to the gpu screen buffer instead of the screen buffer, or a
canvas inside the broqwser (wmode=transparent) unfortunately all the tests I
did showed gpu wmode isn't quite ready for production (a bit flaky on som
> It might not handle Main profile maybe? I'd hazard a guess
> that YouTube stuff is all Baseline...
>
> (though this doesn't explain my MPC would play it all back
> swimmingly unless there's some transcoding voodoo going on
> rather than just
> re-containering)
I can assure you that MPC (with
I think the iPlayer app in MythTV or Boxee should let you watch using hardware
acceleration.
--- On Mon, 10/1/11, Christopher Woods wrote:
> From: Christopher Woods
> Subject: RE: [backstage] Enabling NVIDIA GPU acceleration on iPlayer videos...
> To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
> Date: Monday,
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 13:24, Christopher Woods
wrote:
> Indeed, 10.2 is much better and regular 1080p plays at 30fps thanks to the
> NVidia ION GPU acceleration. (I've also tried both the 10.1 beta and the
> final release as bundled in Chrome). Unfortunately the iPlayer web player
> doesn't see
> It's proably the h264 decoder of the flash player, it's quite
> buggy and a bit of a cpu hog,
>
> Good news is adobe are making it better all the time, so a
> lot of the early buggyiness is gone, it's just the cpu
> concerns that are about,
Indeed, 10.2 is much better and regular 1080p play
It's proably the h264 decoder of the flash player, it's quite buggy and a
bit of a cpu hog,
Good news is adobe are making it better all the time, so a lot of the early
buggyiness is gone, it's just the cpu concerns that are about,
You'll see a big cpu spike of h264 compared to the other v6 and so
I got a Lenovo IdeaPad S12 netbook with an integrated NVIDIA ION GPU for
Christmas :-) It's a 1.6GHz device which I can easily top out the CPU on,
but with DXVA support and an HDMI port it becomes an ideal low-cost HTPC
substitute for occasional viewing.
The first thing I set off to try was the GP
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