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Yeah, but there's no fundamental difference, so it's not *a lot*. VDPAU surfaces can be reused by CUDA. Also, I'd rather use OpenCL.
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Originally posted by brent View Postnvcuvid is very similar to the VdpDecoder component of VDPAU. There are no advantages compared to VDPAU. On Windows it's different, since DXVA(2) has some restrictions.
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nvcuvid is very similar to the VdpDecoder component of VDPAU. There are no advantages compared to VDPAU. On Windows it's different, since DXVA(2) has some restrictions.
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I like the fact that they have a crippled stereo-3d implementation, sort of. Or even just the fact that they're actually doing something about the lack of stereo-3d on linux, even if it's only for running 3d in 2d.
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Awesome for CUDA
Now we just have to see CUDA added to Mplayer and all the other applications. Unless we have some third-party party application that will do CUDA acceleration. Hopefully this will help the issues with Compiz and it's incompatibilities with VDPAU.
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Added support for the nvcuvid API.
nvcuvid provides a mechanism for decoding video and exposing the surfaces to CUDA, allowing applications to perform custom processing of the video. nvcuvid is primarily targeted at transcoding and video- processing applications. nvcuvid was already available on other platforms.
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Very sweet...will these play nice with GPU-accelerated Flash or even HTML5?
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