Will future Splash versions support this mode?
Ex of filter that supports quicksync: http://sourceforge.net/projects/qsdecoder/
It should make laptops save more battery and it also run faster.
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Re: Intel Quicksync decode mode?
It would't be any faster (or save more battery) than current solution. However current implementation have some issues, that egur's decoder doesn't have.
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PS Vita, Nokia N8
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Re: Intel Quicksync decode mode?
Hello guys. 
I've same request. Please adapt this technology to Splash.
I've 2 GPUs - Intel HD4000 from Ivy Bridge and Asus GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2048MB.
Splash's hardware acceleration works well with GTX560 and not working with HD4000 when I disable GTX560.
Win7 Home Premium x64.
I've same request. Please adapt this technology to Splash.
I've 2 GPUs - Intel HD4000 from Ivy Bridge and Asus GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2048MB.
Splash's hardware acceleration works well with GTX560 and not working with HD4000 when I disable GTX560.
Win7 Home Premium x64.
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