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Easily Test Driving Gallium3D In Ubuntu 10.04
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Everything works OK for me, Inspiron 1501 w/ Radeon Xpress 1150.
I am having problems with my monitor going wonky, but it's not related to Gallium.
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so even 10.10 will only support gallium 3d for up to x1000 series and "hopefully"?
I guess I will have to stick to nvidia for yet another 2 years then
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Well I doubt it will be ready for next *buntu release ... Last time I've tried it (2 weeks ago) it couldn't even do a compositing desktop for me.
It's the future but it's still not there yet ...
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Well the definition of "soon" for h264 on G4x is Q3 from Intel devs. Still nothing about vc1. But to see the "real" state somebody with the hardware should test it with i3.
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Originally posted by Deagleson View PostOnly Dx10 class gpus can do full H.264 hardware decoding if im not mistaken.
With cpu decoding i can play 1080p in Windows 7, but with Ubuntu 10.04 i only get stutter with the same clip.
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Originally posted by Deagleson View PostOnly Dx10 class gpus can do full H.264 hardware decoding if im not mistaken.
With cpu decoding i can play 1080p in Windows 7, but with Ubuntu 10.04 i only get stutter with the same clip.
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Only Dx10 class gpus can do full H.264 hardware decoding if im not mistaken.
With cpu decoding i can play 1080p in Windows 7, but with Ubuntu 10.04 i only get stutter with the same clip.
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I don't think it implements accelerated video decoding. But I can watch 720p video on my single core Athlon 64 4000+, so most probably the driver does implement Xv.
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Does this Gallium3D better than the official nVidia driver in watching HD h.264 movies (720p , 1080i) ? because when I watch movies on my nVdia 6200 LE its kind of eats all of my CPU usage !!
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