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Not another standard please, I'm glad it's only a rebranding.
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Since when does flash support va-api?
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Originally posted by Awesomeness View PostGosh! Why does everybody want to have his own Linux Video Acceleration API?
There is a standard since many years somehow NOBODY implements: OpenMAX by Khronos Group!
Just implement that and kill every vendor-specific API!
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Gosh! Why does everybody want to have his own Linux Video Acceleration API?
There is a standard since many years somehow NOBODY implements: OpenMAX by Khronos Group!
Just implement that and kill every vendor-specific API!
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It must be fun to rename stuff all the time. But i really like that vaapi is used now. Hopefully it does not crash when the xvba or vdpau wrappers are used. Usually there should be no h264 l5.1 content in the web, so it might work...
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Google's Linux Video Acceleration API: VAVDA
Phoronix: Google's Linux Video Acceleration API: VAVDA
For those that haven't heard, for Google's Chrome web-browser and ChromeOS operating system, they have their own Linux video playback acceleration API...
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