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Originally posted by willmore View PostThat's not true at all.
Originally posted by willmore View PostAs a matter of fact, the C1 and the C2 have vastly better video decode hardware than any of the Rpi boards. The C1 does H.264/H.265/VC1 decode at 1080p. The C2 adds HDMI 2 and a better video decode engine that will do 4K at 60 Hz. The C1 can encode H.264 at 1080p30 while the C2 can do 1080p60.
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Originally posted by Maury Markowitz View PostWell I have one, running a TVHeadend server as I type this, and I assure you it is completely true.
I am unaware of any system demonstrating this. Are you perhaps referring to an Android OS?
Video encode is exposed through the nvenc library in ffmpeg.
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Originally posted by willmore View PostI ran the Linux version of Kodi (OpenElec) on my C1 and played back 1080p H.265 files with full hardware decode.
Originally posted by willmore View PostVideo encode is exposed through the nvenc library in ffmpeg.
The only hardware on the C1 capable of doing hardware encode is the AmLogic VPU. In spite of much effort, no one has got this working. Using current ffmpeg with libx264 results in encode rates on the order of 10 FPS on my machine. But don't take my word for it:
When you get realtime straight-through h264 transcoding working on your C1+, let me know and I'll be happy to try it on mine. If you think I'm wrong, go to the Odroid forums and ask for yourself. Until then, please stop spreading inaccurate information.
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