Do any of the drivers allow the use of UVD2? What kind of acceleration techniques can be use by which of the three drivers.
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Originally posted by bridgman View PostNone of the drivers allow the use of UVD2 today. I expect that the XvBA API in fglrx will be the first.
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Yep, I said that historically workstation has been the only real target market for fglrx, but I have also been saying that we're trying to ramp up consumer support to cover areas where sharing proprietary code can get features and/or performance into user's hands more quickly.
I'm pretty sure we can publicly support UVD2 in the fglrx driver. Not so sure about the open drivers yet.Test signature
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I'll be so happy
Man i have my whole house entertainment system on hold till the uvd2 works in linux. In windoze I can play 4 blue ray movies on one computer,using 4 radeon 3450 on one computer all at the same time. If I could do the same in linux man I would be in business. The truth is though I think I've only been able to get pretty good quality using fgrlx driver for DVD, blue ray is not adequate with fgrlx yet and this is only with one card. As far as the open source drivers I cant even play a DVD yet. Man amd rules in windows in performance/watt. I own a chunk of amd so nvidia is not an option I will take( decides I already have a furnace). Should I be able to play a dvd using the open source drivers(phenom x4 2400Ghz, with 3450 or 4350)? Thanks
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