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GPU Acceleration disabled on battery

Postby kroks » 06 Dec 2010 15:18

Hi
I have a notebook (compaq 311c) on windows 7 32bits (atom + ion) latest drivers
I can play 720p movie perfectly but only on AC power
As soon as I plug off the AC power cord the video start freezing.. :(
So I guess the GPU acceleration turns off to save power

How can I force GPU acceleration on battery?

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Re: GPU Acceleration disabled on battery

Postby kroks » 06 Dec 2010 19:06

Nevermind I found a quick workaround, I enable maximum performance in the power options

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Re: GPU Acceleration disabled on battery

Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 07 Dec 2010 13:30

GPU decoding is ONLY activated when you select it in preferences.
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Re: GPU Acceleration disabled on battery

Postby VLC_help » 07 Dec 2010 18:16

I think it is related to VLC timing code which goes haywire with power saving things (like Cool&Quiet).


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