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Fedora Linux Disabling Mesa's H.264 / H.265 / VC1 VA-API Support Over Legal Concerns
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Originally posted by juxuanu View Post
The article mentions the probable need to compile your own mesa if you are to retain the mentioned features. The ability to do so easily is very on topic.
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Originally posted by kgonzales View PostThere is also this solution from Fluendo, which has been around awhile and supports GStreamer development:
https://fluendo.com/en/products/mult...ay-codec-pack/
Intel users can switch to Intels proprietary media driver for VAAPI support. On AMD the only easy option would be using flatpak versions of the apps that need GPU decoding.
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Originally posted by finalzone View Post
The potential fix just landed on https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/...uildID=2068556. It turned out splitting mesa vaapi is a viable suggestion. As I write, Fedora mesa maintainer proposed it to one of RPM Fusion contributors. See the spec file on https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/mesa/tree/rawhide
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Originally posted by NobodyXu View Post
That has nothing to do with US.
When something is patented, then any use of it without obtaining permission or paying for royalties is crime.
Yes, anywhere you go it is a crime, because you did not design that stuff, others take their time to do so you have to pay for it.
Especially to the middle east where concepts like writing or the alphabet were invented. I hope you already paid them. 😉
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Originally posted by patrick1946 View Post
So US law is now universal? Actually if you think ownership over ideas is a good concept you should think about that the USA would be in debt to rest of the world for eternity. 😎
Especially to the middle east where concepts like writing or the alphabet were invented. I hope you already paid them. 😉- Hollywood is in California because it was far enough from New York to be beyond the reach of Edison's patent lawyers.
- America became a cultural juggernaut by ignoring British copyrights.
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