Yes vlc can. Of course your Linux distribution should have libva packaged and enabled in the necessary software for VLC to take benefit of vaapi accelleration.
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Yes vlc can. Of course your Linux distribution should have libva packaged and enabled in the necessary software for VLC to take benefit of vaapi accelleration.
I'm using Gentoo and I have libva installed but no acceleration in vlc. What could I be missing?
Yes vlc can. Of course your Linux distribution should have libva packaged and enabled in the necessary software for VLC to take benefit of vaapi accelleration.
I'm using Gentoo and I have libva installed but no acceleration in vlc. What could I be missing?
Did you install libva headerfiles? And rebuild vlc afterwards?
Your build should have installed: modules/codec/libvaapi_plugin.so
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Yes vlc can. Of course your Linux distribution should have libva packaged and enabled in the necessary software for VLC to take benefit of vaapi accelleration.
I'm using Gentoo and I have libva installed but no acceleration in vlc. What could I be missing?
Did you install libva headerfiles? And rebuild vlc afterwards?
I have libva-1.3.1 installed and I have rebuilt vlc afterwards.
Yes vlc can. Of course your Linux distribution should have libva packaged and enabled in the necessary software for VLC to take benefit of vaapi accelleration.
I'm using Gentoo and I have libva installed but no acceleration in vlc. What could I be missing?
Did you install libva headerfiles? And rebuild vlc afterwards?
I have libva-1.3.1 installed and I have rebuilt vlc afterwards.
/usr/lib64/vlc/plugins/codec/libvaapi_plugin.so Do I need to select it in vlc config somehow?
Yes you need to:
Use for vlc-2.2.x: --avcodec-hw=vaapi
Use for vlc-2.1.x --avcodec-hw
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Yes vlc can. Of course your Linux distribution should have libva packaged and enabled in the necessary software for VLC to take benefit of vaapi accelleration.
I'm using Gentoo and I have libva installed but no acceleration in vlc. What could I be missing?
Did you install libva headerfiles? And rebuild vlc afterwards?
I have libva-1.3.1 installed and I have rebuilt vlc afterwards.
Thank you, that works after upgrading from libva-intel-driver-1.3.0 to 1.3.2. Can I set that in the Preferences somewhere?
I guess under advanced options for avcodec.
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