Thanks. I've read that tonight. Earlier just for the fun of it I
installed the Radeon drivers on winsows10. I installed handbrake and
had it transcode the same video I experimented with earlier. When I
chose the codec, I found H.264 (AMD_VCE). There was also an H.265
AMD_VCE option but I
Thanks. That will give me something to look into over the weekend.
On 4/5/24 17:34, Ryan Petris wrote:
There's likely some setting you have to enable or change to enable
hardware acceleration. You'll probably have to poke around or google
for that as I'm not that familiar with those settings i
There's likely some setting you have to enable or change to enable hardware
acceleration. You'll probably have to poke around or google for that as I'm not
that familiar with those settings in Handbrake.
That said, depending on what you're trying to do, you may just want to use CPU
encoding any
I don't really have any special need for proprietary drivers. Having
come from an nvidia card where their driver worked better than nouveau,
I thought that was the best option now. I've purged the proprietary
stuff. Thanks for your help.
On 4/5/24 15:11, z via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Do you tru
Thanks Ryan for the advice. You mentioned the mesa and vdpau drivers
for hardware video acceleration. I'm testing handbrake now by having it
transcode the same video (25 minutes) and same settings I mentioned
earlier. ( H264 1440x1080 to 640x480). This time it's also using around
95% of the
Yeah, I wouldn't use the proprietary AMD drivers. Jim, undo whatever it is that
you did with the amdgpu-pro drivers and install the "xserver-xorg-video-amdgpu"
(if you're on debian or a debian based distro, which I assume you are based on
the mentioning of a deb package) and restart. That should
Right now just for testing, I have Handbrake changing a 1440x1080 25
minute video to 640x480 h264. Handbrake is encoding at 80fps and using
around 96% of the CPU. The CPU is an Intel i5-3750 at 3,4GHz with 32GB RAM.
On 4/5/24 15:11, z via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Do you truly need proprietary dri
I wanted to take advantage of the hardware acceleration when encoding
video. Would Mesa allow this?
On 4/5/24 15:11, z via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Do you truly need proprietary drivers? That card is one of the best
supported by open source software. So I would just install mesa, which
should be e
I also don't think I made it clear that mesa is probably better than the
proprietary AMD drivers on linux. The same is untrue on NVIDIA.
Apr 5, 2024 15:11:16 z via PLUG-discuss :
> Do you truly need proprietary drivers? That card is one of the best supported
> by open source software. So I woul
Do you truly need proprietary drivers? That card is one of the best supported
by open source software. So I would just install mesa, which should be easily
installed from your distro's package manager, if it's not installed already.
Assuming you do need proprietary, maybe try a reboot if you hav
Today the Radeon RX580 graphics card I bought arrived. To get the
drivers for the card, I went here
https://www.amd.com/en/support where I downloaded
amdgpu-install_6.0.60002-1_all.deb
Next I started following the instructions at
https://amdgpu-install.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ then I star
I would never had thought of this type of scam. I hope you find the
person or persons. I'm guessing it might be someone close to you.
Yikes!!
Several months ago there was a post on next door where a man had passed
away and someone stole his gun safes. Heinous!!
Is this camera ties into a
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