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  • AMD TrueAudio Next 1.2 Released, But Still No Linux Support

    Phoronix: AMD TrueAudio Next 1.2 Released, But Still No Linux Support

    The latest feature update is now available to AMD's TrueAudio Next solution for delivering advanced audio effects using OpenCL kernels without relying upon any dedicated DSP hardware...

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    They were doing that via shaders now, right? And reserving some GPU resources for it? Even though it eats some of your GPU power (unlike an ASIC would), it's probably the more flexible and universal method.
    If it is freedom code already then that's a good start and hopefully someone(TM) will add the Linux based OS related bits soon.
    Stop TCPA, stupid software patents and corrupt politicians!

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    • #3
      Something a lot of people has that fails for 2% of people. A lot of things that fail 2% of the time. Pick nv…, one.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by phoronix View Post
        TrueAudio Next 1.2 improvements to its audio convolution algorithm, many optimizations to its Graphics Audio Acceleration Library, support for AMD Resource Reservation, and a number of new samples were added.
        The sentence is missing a verb.

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