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2009/8/9 <meino.cramer@×××.de>: |
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> as far as I think to know ;) (quite unsure about this), NVidia |
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> has introduced a new protocol (?something like this), which is |
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> useful for less-CPU-consumpting display of video streams. |
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> MPlayer (and may be other video-related applikations) does |
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> support vdpau. |
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Thanks for point out this. I didn't know that NVidia introduced such |
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an important feature. |
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> First tests on my Linux-box with |
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> mplayer -vo vdpau <video> |
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> results in a movie "display" with best audio, no video at all |
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> and concerns from mplayer: |
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Your command didn't work for me, too. First, I checked that my video |
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card was capable of supporting |
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this new API. Then, I updated the nvidia video driver and recompiled |
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mplayer. For mplayer, make sure |
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to activate the local use flag vdpau. |
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Manuel Fiorelli |
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