Some Video Acceleration Improvements Land In Gallium3D
Christian König of AMD's open-source driver team landed some improvements this week into Gallium3D's video acceleration state tracker.
For those using Gallium3D video acceleration via the VA-API or VDPAU acceleration APIs with the RadeonSI/R600g or NVC0, there are some state tracker additions and to the Gallium3D VL code to report on: BOB deinterlacing, NV12 post-processing, the code is now thread-safe to avoid potential crashes with MPV, improvements to the motion adaptive deinterlacer, and other improvements/fixes.
This work will be found in Mesa 11.2 though can be found right now if using the Oibaf PPA, Padoka PPA, or other snapshots of the Mesa Git code.
For those using Gallium3D video acceleration via the VA-API or VDPAU acceleration APIs with the RadeonSI/R600g or NVC0, there are some state tracker additions and to the Gallium3D VL code to report on: BOB deinterlacing, NV12 post-processing, the code is now thread-safe to avoid potential crashes with MPV, improvements to the motion adaptive deinterlacer, and other improvements/fixes.
This work will be found in Mesa 11.2 though can be found right now if using the Oibaf PPA, Padoka PPA, or other snapshots of the Mesa Git code.
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