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:AMD's UVD2-based XvBA Finally Does Something On Linux
AMD's UVD2-based XvBA Finally Does Something On Linux
Nov 3, 2009, 15 :32 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (1901 reads)

(Other stories by Michael Larabel)

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"Today though, XvBA has finally become useful under Linux. But it is not what you may be thinking...

"Finally, ATI Radeon customers under Linux can use XvBA, but it is not through using XvBA directly. AMD and Splitted Desktop Systems have been collaborating to develop xvba-video, which is an XvBA back-end for VA-API. Splitted Desktop Systems is the company that brought H.264 VA-API GPU video acceleration for Gnash, VA-API support in MPlayer and FFmpeg, and a NVIDIA VDPAU back-end for VA-API. This xvba-video library is like their NVIDIA VDPAU back-end, but it is for X-Video Bitstream Acceleration instead."

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