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    Phoronix: Amazon Engineer Adds LTR Encode Support To Open-Source AMD Radeon Linux Driver

    Merged today for Mesa 22.3 is support with the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver's Video Core Next (VCN) code to support video encoding with LTR mode...

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    Michael

    Typo/grammar

    "frames during data loss," should be "frames during data loss." (period)

    "LTR in this context is for the Long-Term Reference mode" should probably be "LTR in this context refers to the Long-Term Reference mode"

    "were hiring for more engineers" should probably be "were hiring more engineers" (no for)

    "Granted, that wouldn't be surprising the least" should be "Granted, that wouldn't be surprising in the least" (+ in)

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    • #3
      Always good to see Linux being used in the wild, yet I still can't stand the very notion of so-called "cloud gaming"...

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Linuxxx View Post
        Always good to see Linux being used in the wild, yet I still can't stand the very notion of so-called "cloud gaming"...
        I actually like it a lot, it's great for folk who need something simple on a budget, OR, folk like me, who like to roll their own, checkout Sunshine + moonlight for self hosting your own cloud gaming. it's actually pretty good.

        EDIT: wlroots scaling gets funky with it right now though. black screen with some artifacts

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        • #5
          One day we might see on the headline "next gen PlayStation will use mainline Linux"

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          • #6
            The last time that i tried prime video, it didn't even run videos in fullhd. Amazon Games don't work on Wine(I know about Nile, but looks like a workaround)...

            They should prioritize the compatibility of older services, then the Luna.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by fagnerln View Post
              The last time that i tried prime video, it didn't even run videos in fullhd. Amazon Games don't work on Wine(I know about Nile, but looks like a workaround)...

              They should prioritize the compatibility of older services, then the Luna.
              Last I checked 1080p+ is limited to either edge on windows 10+ or the prime video app or a supported android/tv app. they may have bumped that though. this is common DRM protection. as for wine, I guess that would be nice,. but I dont see that being a priority for them

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              • #8
                Cool!
                Does the current or future AMD GPUs support hardware accelerated encoding for better quality video codecs like AV1 and HEVC?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by fagnerln View Post
                  The last time that i tried prime video, it didn't even run videos in fullhd. Amazon Games don't work on Wine(I know about Nile, but looks like a workaround)...
                  Workaround for Prime Video in anything more than SD resolution on Linux: Install Chrome via Wine, this got me FHD working last year.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Danny3 View Post
                    Cool!
                    Does the current or future AMD GPUs support hardware accelerated encoding for better quality video codecs like AV1 and HEVC?
                    polaris onwards supports hevc via gallium vaapi. RDNA3 should support av1 to some degree. don't remeber much about it, just some kernel patches. no idea what mesa plumbing looks like for this

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