I'm developing a simplke Player based on libvlc (under Windows only).
How can I enable/disable hardware acceleration (DXVA) ?
Enable/disable GPU acceleration with libvlc
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Re: Enable/disable GPU acceleration with libvlc
If/When DXVA support in VLC is robust, enough it will be enabled automatically. Meanwhile, you really should not enable it.
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Re: Enable/disable GPU acceleration with libvlc
Got it.
Nevertheless a user asked me if I could add an option... Shall I use --ffmpeg-hw in libvlc_new(argc, argv) call?
Nevertheless a user asked me if I could add an option... Shall I use --ffmpeg-hw in libvlc_new(argc, argv) call?
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Re: Enable/disable GPU acceleration with libvlc
yes
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