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  • pandev92
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    Originally posted by Chewi View Post
    Strange, I'm using Gentoo too, and I generally know what I'm doing. It does play actually, but the CPU usage is way higher than with mplayer, about the same as mplayer without VDPAU.
    vlc consume more than mplayer with gpu aceleration, is totally averidge . nothing strange

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  • Chewi
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    Originally posted by fuzz View Post
    VLC is working perfectly fine here with vaapi + vdpau + open source radeon UVD (also xvba too with fglrx).

    I was astonished when I played a full x264 1080p file on my radeon card.
    Strange, I'm using Gentoo too, and I generally know what I'm doing. It does play actually, but the CPU usage is way higher than with mplayer, about the same as mplayer without VDPAU.

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  • fuzz
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    VLC is working perfectly fine here with vaapi + vdpau + open source radeon UVD (also xvba too with fglrx).

    [ebuild R ] x11-libs/libva-vdpau-driver-0.7.4 USE="opengl -debug" 0 kB
    [ebuild R ] media-video/vlc-2.0.7 USE="X a52 aac alsa avahi avcodec avformat bluray cdda cddb dbus dirac dts dvbpsi dvd encode ffmpeg flac fluidsynth gcrypt ieee1394 jack libnotify libproxy libsamplerate matroska mmx mp3 mpeg musepack ncurses ogg opengl optimisememory png postproc projectm qt4 samba schroedinger shine shout sse svg swscale taglib theora truetype twolame udev upnp vaapi vorbis wma-fixed x264 xcb -aalib (-altivec) -atmo (-audioqueue) -bidi -dc1394 -debug (-direct2d) -directfb (-directx) (-dshow) -dvb (-dxva2) -egl -fbosd -fontconfig -gme -gnome -gnutls -growl -httpd (-ios-vout) -kate -kde -libass -libcaca -libtar -libtiger -linsys -lirc -live -lua (-macosx) (-macosx-audio) (-macosx-dialog-provider) (-macosx-eyetv) (-macosx-qtkit) (-macosx-quartztext) (-macosx-vout) (-media-library) -modplug -mtp (-neon) -omxil -opus -oss -portaudio -pulseaudio -pvr -rtsp -run-as-root -sdl -sdl-image -sid -skins -speex -sqlite -switcher -v4l -vcdx -vlm (-waveout) (-wingdi) -xml -xosd -xv -zvbi" 0 kB
    [ebuild R ] x11-libs/libva-1.1.1 USE="X drm opengl vdpau -egl -wayland" VIDEO_CARDS="fglrx -dummy -intel -nvidia" 0 kB

    I was astonished when I played a full x264 1080p file on my radeon card.

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  • Awesomeness
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    Originally posted by mark45 View Post
    So which option out of those stays for vaapi?
    Try All Settings first.

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  • mark45
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    Originally posted by pandev92 View Post
    they use el backend vaapi for use vdpau
    So which option out of those stays for vaapi?

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  • schmidtbag
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    VLC is one of the few programs that, while I really like it, breaks something very often. About a half year ago I couldn't play wma files. Today, there's several DVDs I can't play that I used to be able to. Sometimes, a video will play fine, but crashes in fullscreen. I'd rather there be something to make playing media more consistent than a move to Qt5, which I see little benefit in.

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  • pandev92
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    Originally posted by mark45 View Post
    The latest nightly build from ppa (v 2.2) doesn't have an option for VDPAU, wtf.

    Here's a screenshot.

    they use el backend vaapi for use vdpau

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  • valeriodean
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    Right now there is no time-frame for the actual Q5-capable VLC release, but when it does, this will be good news for Wayland users and others looking forward to the updated media player.
    It depends.
    If, meantime of the Qt port, they have removed all (if any) internal Xlib calls, then ok VLC-Qt will work fine in Wayland, otherwise it will crash wanderfully.

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  • mark45
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    The latest nightly build from ppa (v 2.2) doesn't have an option for VDPAU, wtf.

    Here's a screenshot.
    Last edited by mark45; 16 July 2013, 08:23 AM.

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  • Awesomeness
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    Originally posted by mark45 View Post
    I care a lot more about VDPAU support, which is long overdue, the current support for VDPAU in VLC that can be enabled if you bend over backwards - sucks.
    According to https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/roadmap VLC 2.1 with VDPAU will be released in 2 weeks.
    The release was delayed several times already but some Windows-only bugs (MSI installer, DirectSound, Windows wallpaper) somehow are not getting fixed. Stupid Windows?

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