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Originally posted by pvautrin View PostHi Chris,
Now that CIK and PM are out of the way, is UVD1 (rv635) also on your TODO list?
Pierre
Yes and no
Well all the older chips (UVD 1.0 - 2.0) are pretty much the same, when we release something for UVD 2.0 (RS780, RS880, RV790) it probably will also work on UVD 1.0 (R6xx). So I'm pretty sure that when we get UVD 2.0 out we can also release the firmware for UVD 1.0 hardware and so get that working as well.
On the other hand the UVD 1.0 hardware generation was really really buggy, and I definitely don't have time to sort out all the different bugs and workarounds necessary to get it stable. So support for UVD 1.0 hardware will always be only best effort.
Christian.
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Originally posted by Deathsimple View PostWell I can confirm that we are still working on it, but can't say anything when or even if we are ever able to release it.
Cheers,
Christian.
Now that CIK and PM are out of the way, is UVD1 (rv635) also on your TODO list?
PierreLast edited by pvautrin; 26 June 2013, 11:10 PM.
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RV790 has UVD 2
Originally posted by Vim_User View PostI may be wrong here, but aren't the RV790 supported by the UVD code that is already released?
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Well that's a relief, then!
Originally posted by bridgman View Post... and it's not "legal" review, it's primarily technical review by other engineering groups.
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Exsist something like back-copy with vdpau? That the cpu can filter the decoded image with e.g. deinterlacing, degrain, denoise, deband.
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I just wanted to add my experience. It works beautifully, the acceleration is even better than what I get with the fglrx driver and vaapi (2-5% cpu utilization vs 10-12%) on my 6870 card. I've decided to wait until the relevant packages make it into stable distribution releases but I'm pretty excited that I managed to get it working so easily. The developers are doing a great job and I love that I'm using a driver that just keeps getting better as time goes on.
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Originally posted by bridgman View PostThe best answer to that question is probably "yes"
I've tried to explain this maybe 20 times (with no apparent success), but the flow is not "develop it, sit on it for a while, release it"... it's more of a spiral alternating between development and review. If/when we can get something that everyone is happy with, we generally release the same day.
... and it's not "legal" review, it's primarily technical review by other engineering groups.
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Originally posted by Vim_User View PostIs it in legal review or are you working on the code? Hope that I can see this getting released.
I've tried to explain this maybe 20 times (with no apparent success), but the flow is not "develop it, sit on it for a while, release it"... it's more of a spiral alternating between development and review. If/when we can get something that everyone is happy with, we generally release the same day.
... and it's not "legal" review, it's primarily technical review by other engineering groups.
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