auszuschalten, wohl hauptsächlich, um Sorgen über Patentansprüche auf diese Codecs zu begegnen. [2] Daraufhin hat Fedora die De- und Encoder für h264, h265 und vc1 in ihrem Mesa-Build abgeschaltet. [3] Arch (und damit Manjaro) hat offenbar das Gleiche getan.
With modern graphics cards, it's often possible to offload the jobs of video encoding and decoding to them from the CPU in order to reduce power usage and make more resources available to the rest of the system. Compared to CPUs, GPUs are much more efficient at the job. However, both hardware as well as software support are required for this offloading, and the latter in particular (at least ...
EDIT: Looks like the Arch maintainers have included the necessary build flags so this wont be necessary, but this is still useful as a basic guide to easily building mesa with additional flags This year Mesa made some changes to 22.2 that effectively removes hardware encode/decode support from AMD and Intel GPUs/ Mesa in the default configuration. This means there is a high chance that unless ...
In wenigen Schritten lässt sich die GPU Unterstützung zum Abspielen von h264, h265, und vc1 Codecs unter Fedora aktivieren. Aufgrund patentrechtlicher Bedenken wurde unter Fedora 37 das Hardware-Video-Decoding via GPU in Mesa deaktiviert (wir berichteten).
Since the end of 2022, hardware acceleration for h264, h265 and VC1 within mesa has been removed: This essentially breaks any hardware acceleration for these codecs when using AMD graphics. It impacts any software relying on vaapi or vdpau to decode or encode these formats, including software such as firefox, ffmpeg, mpv and so on, when running AMD graphics hardware. Both my HTPC and laptop ...
Please describe why this package is not eligible for Fedora ? Mesa is eligible in Fedora, however recent changes in the ecosystem have prompted Fedora to remove accelerated support for h264, h265, and vc1. Is this software redistributabl...
Looking to get H264, H26 VAAPI codec back onto my Mesa, how can I accomplish that? Total Linux newbie here,. Been distro hopping a lot, while ...
After spending a bunch of time enabling hardware encoding support for h264 and h265, I wanted to share it with the folks who are interested. The linked repo contains instructions on building your own mesa, and should be simple to follow. Disclaimer: It is your responsibility to make sure you ...
13.04.2024 — The MESA RADV Vulkan driver makes it possible: Hardware-accelerated H.264/H.265 encoding for AMD GPUs brings smooth video streaming and ...
Do the H.264 and H.265 media codecs apply hardware acceleration for Fedora Linux? After many disappointments with Microsoft Windows, I am ...
実際のところ60FPSのデス...その最適な手段であったが、AMFを使うというのは有力な方法だ。 h264_amfであれば4k 60FPSキャプチャも見えてくる。...
29.06.2023 — Hallo zusammen, ich versuche mit PVE8 seit ein paar Tagen in einer VM mit Debian 12 das hier zu testen: Accelerated Video Encoding To Guest ...
Re: HEVC h265 playback in Debian 11 bullseye #4 by dais » 2021-09-14 09:35 Hi everyone! I found solution myself. In your video player, like vlc, you go Tools -> Preferences -> Video, there you find Output and change it from default to XVideo. In SMPlayer you go Options -> Preferences -> General, then Video: Output driver - from default to xv.
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Is Debian going to disable the Mesa codecs for H.264 / H.265 / VC1 acceleration support like Fedora, OpenSuSE and Manjaro? I've been searching around and cannot find anything about it.
Legal Issues As long time users of Debian may know, there has been a long history of legal concerns when it comes to using various multimedia related software due to software patents. Because of this, various multimedia codecs could not be made available within Debian.
Debian Multimedia Support Out of the Box Now that we've set the stage, let's dig into the multimedia codec support picture on Debian in particular. Debian prides itself on sticking to purely open principles beyond what many other Linux distributions guarantee. The main repo includes only freely-licensed software by default.
14.10.2022 — The mesa-freeworld package will contain VA-API support for H.264, H.265, and VC-1. It's currently under review, hopefully it will be released soon!
rebuilt Mesa to include -Dvideo-codecs=h264dec,h264enc,h265dec,h265enc,vc1dec \ (patented codecs being removed by Fedora. Since the recent announcement that Fedora is removing h264dec,h264enc,h265dec,h265enc,vc1dec from Mesa which has the effect of removing hardware encoding/decoding.
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See Codec for more information about codecs. Codec Installations Available Codecs for Debian Many codecs are already available in the official Debian archive. These include codecs for MP3, H264, and AAC encoding and decoding. These codecs are made available through libraries such as the libav/ffmpeg libraries.
since this mesa change ( https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/mesa/c/94ef544b3f2125912dfbff4c6ef373fe49... ) in F37 and rawhide, the mesa package lost support for vaapi accelerated encoding and decoding of h264, h265 and decoding of vc1 ( https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2123998 ).
MESA's open-source RADV Vulkan driver for Radeon GPUs has witnessed the integration of Vulkan video-accelerated encoding, leading to faster video acceleration times on Linux.
VK_KHR_video_decode_av1 : extension revision 1 VK_KHR_video_decode_h264 : extension revision 9 VK_KHR_video_decode_h265 : extension revision 8 VK_KHR_video_decode_queue : extension revision 8 VK_KHR_video_encode_h264 : extension revision 14 VK_KHR_video_encode_h265 : extension revision 14 ...
Introduction In this tutorial we learn how to install x265 on Debian 11. What is x265 x265 is: x265 is a commandline encoder for creating H.265/High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) video streams. x265 supports the following features: full prediction and transform quad-tree recursion supported adaptive B-frame placement B-frames as references / arbitrary frame order CABAC (context-based adaptive ...
I'm also running Stretch with Totem/Videos installed and it plays all my h264 encoded videos perfectly.
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Last week the change to drop that support from their Mesa VA-API build was made on the basis of: "Drop codecs. We don't have legal approval for this. Previously it was accidentally shipped." Red Hat's David Airlie commented on this discussion thread: This was an oversight being enabled prior to this, and I think we have to remove it from older Fedora as well. Fedora cannot ship anything that causes the OS to provide an API which exposes patent algorithms. The patent licensing around H264/H265 ...
Learn what you can do about the missing h.264 decoder on Ubuntu-based Linux distributions.
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