Hi. I have working hardware video playback on nvidia cards via this packages from vlc repo: vdpau-video-nvidia, vaapi-tools, libva1. And of course installed proprietary drivers. But on amd/ati card I can't get working hardware playback. I have installed proprietary catalyst drivers and vaapi-tools, libva1, but I cannot find xvba backend required for AMD cards in suse vlc repo. There is nothing as xvba-video-amd package for amd cards. I found this backend here http://www.splitted-desktop.com/~gbeauc ... vba-video/, but only in deb or tar.gz format. Can you repackage this to rpm and include it to suse vlc repo as nvidia backend?
Thanks
Xvba backend package in vlc opensuse 11.3 repo
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Re: Xvba backend package in vlc opensuse 11.3 repo
Why don't you compile it?
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Re: Xvba backend package in vlc opensuse 11.3 repo
There are no makefile, only xvba_drv_video.so
Re: Xvba backend package in vlc opensuse 11.3 repo
Hi,
Is anybody has installed xvba-video to enforce vlc using this api to decode HD flows with ATI GPUs pls ?
Thks,
Christophe, FR
Is anybody has installed xvba-video to enforce vlc using this api to decode HD flows with ATI GPUs pls ?
Thks,
Christophe, FR
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