But this is basically MC using the VDPAU interface, right? Most of the difficult parts of H264 are still not implemented, AFAIK.
Still very important, but not quite a fully accelerated shader solution just yet.
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Originally posted by oibaf View PostYes. See http://phoronix.com/forums/showthrea...634#post211634
EDIT: also note that r300 hardware means R300->R500.
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Originally posted by yotambien View PostWait, what? What does this buy us r300 users? Has somebody tested it?
EDIT: also note that r300 hardware means R300->R500.Last edited by oibaf; 01 June 2011, 04:52 AM.
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r300 also supported
VDPAU/XvMC gallium 3d acceleration is also supported on r300 hardware now (commit).
It is also available in my Ubuntu PPA.
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Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostATI drivers use shaders to do post-processing, but the actual decoding is fully done by the UVD hardware unit.
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Originally posted by agd5f View PostThat was only on the mach64 and maybe some early r128s. With radeon, it was all done on chip. From r300 onward it was done with shaders. On r1xx/r2xx there was a special mode you put the 3D engine into.
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Originally posted by curaga View PostTechnically there's been some kind of hw video accel chip there from the Rage II+dvd onwards, I think. Perhaps it only does the MC part or something.
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Technically there's been some kind of hw video accel chip there from the Rage II+dvd onwards, I think. Perhaps it only does the MC part or something.
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Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostATI drivers use shaders to do post-processing, but the actual decoding is fully done by the UVD hardware unit.
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