XvBA / VA API

[gbeauche]

Here's one:
http://showcase7.divx.com/ElephantsDream[DivX7].mkv

If you can find more demanding clips than this one, please post them in this thread.

Thanks, I already had this one and my Phenom 8450 could play it under 80% or CPU usage. Here is a more demanding one:
http://www.poure.com/footage/canon/e...I/MVI_5500.MOV

MPlayer/Xv reports ~120% CPU time for video decoding. "Real" measurements show 88% total.

[gbeauche]

Much more demanding is real BD material - usually about 30 mbps.

This depends on the actual H.264 encoding features used. If you have that high bitrates, I take that too. ;-) I mean, through an official way of course.

[tuxdriver]

Here is a more demanding one:
http://www.poure.com/footage/canon/e...I/MVI_5500.MOV

Does this link work at all? (unable to connect)

[gbeauche]

Does this link work at all? (unable to connect)

Humm, looks indeed like his server is down. The clips were real-world recordings with camcorders. I got by this one from:
http://www.kdenlive.org/video-editor/

[gbeauche]

Can anyone at AMD tell us if this is ever going to be supported? (Bridgeman I'm looking at you).

I won't talk for AMD. However, the following information can now be made available.

Splitted-Desktop Systems (SDS) will be demonstrating his brand new S2360 motherboard at the Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) in Boston. September, 21st - 24th, 2009.
<http://esc-boston.techinsightsevents.com/>

The board is featuring:
- Mini ITX form factor
- AMD S1g3 socket and SDS exclusive (passive) thermal solution
- RS780E IGP and MxM 3.0b capable slot for high-performance graphics
- Other uncommon chipsets include TPM and IPMI suppport

Live demos include HW accelerated H.264 video decoding to an OpenGL texture with AMD XvBA technology. If time permits and I am not too sick tomorrow, another suprise will be cleaned up and prepared for the show.

Please come and visit us at the AMD booth!

NOTE: the exhibition is intended for professionals, I don't know/think you can attend as an individual.

[Max Spain]

- Other uncommon chipsets include TPM and IPMI suppport

Boo @ TPM

[monraaf]

I won't talk for AMD. However, the following information can now be made available.

Splitted-Desktop Systems (SDS) will be demonstrating his brand new S2360 motherboard at the Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) in Boston. September, 21st - 24th, 2009.
<http://esc-boston.techinsightsevents.com/>

The board is featuring:
- Mini ITX form factor
- AMD S1g3 socket and SDS exclusive (passive) thermal solution
- RS780E IGP and MxM 3.0b capable slot for high-performance graphics
- Other uncommon chipsets include TPM and IPMI suppport

Live demos include HW accelerated H.264 video decoding to an OpenGL texture with AMD XvBA technology. If time permits and I am not too sick tomorrow, another suprise will be cleaned up and prepared for the show.

Please come and visit us at the AMD booth!

NOTE: the exhibition is intended for professionals, I don't know/think you can attend as an individual.

Interesting. Do keep us up to date, bridgman is strangely silent on this topic.

[nanonyme]

Interesting. Do keep us up to date, bridgman is strangely silent on this topic.

Not strangely. Obviously he doesn't have anything authoritative to add.

[BlackStar]

Not strangely. Obviously he doesn't have anything authoritative to add.

Plus he's made it very clear that he cannot talk about unreleased products or future plans.

[bridgman]

Yep

Here's one vote for changing the minimum message size from 10 to 3