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<font size="+1">Qui dice che si può fare
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Il 15/09/2016 19:27, Valerio Pachera ha
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<div dir="ltr">Ieri ripotavo la mia problematica a ripodurre un
filmato HEVC 1920x1080 sul mio acer 6935G con nvidia GeForce
9600M GT.<br>
Speravo bastasse un aggiornamento del driver ma in realta serve
avere un modello di scheda video (o di cpu) che abbia
l'accelerazione harware per questo nuovo coded.<br>
Dall'articolo che ho letto, al giorno d'oggi sono ben pochi i
dispositivi con accelerazione harware per HEVC.<br>
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HEVC is not popular <em>yet</em>, and developing a hardware
decode means designing new silicon — a lengthy process.
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There’s just one exception at this moment, and that’s the <a
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href="http://www.digitaltrends.com/video-card-reviews/nvidia-gtx-960-review/">GTX
960</a>, which is the first and only video card to have full
hardware decode support for H.265. Arguably it’s powerful
enough to not need it, but the feature boosts efficiency and
may help the GPU decode video without active cooling.
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2015 will be a big year for HEVC on your home computer.
Hardware-decode support will become more prevalent, and it’s
likely that Intel will add some hardware support as a
feature in sixth-generation Core processor. This will
entirely solve the potential performance issues facing
high-quality, UltraHD, HEVC video.<br>
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