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On 6/27/19 4:46 PM, Adam Carter wrote: |
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> The error was because i ran it in a remote shell. Running it locally |
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> now and it shows HEVC. I don't have any 8 bit HEVCs files so i'm |
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> transcoding one to 8bit now. |
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> Ok confirmed that 8 bit HEVC is low CPU and doesn't skip frames, so |
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> that's that. |
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Well, at least that's been sorted out. I guess Intel made some changes |
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with the newer NUCs. |
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Way back when I set mine up I found a thread on Intel's forums |
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mentioning not all hardware is fully available in Legacy boot mode. No |
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reasons why (maybe they didn't bother testing it so they didn't provide |
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access?) |
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At least you don't have to mess around with UEFI - but as I mentioned |
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earlier firmware updates can help performance with the video as board |
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and gpu firmware get updated. The problem is newer firmware on some |
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devices remove legacy boot support. It's UEFI or nothing. |
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Dan |
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