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Originally Posted by Maceart
H.264 10bit is useless without DXVA support.
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no
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Why break compatibility just for marginal improvements on color depth in video?
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it's not marginal at all, and if we refused to ever break compatibility there'd never be any improvements
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It's not like encoders go for filesize reduction nowadays in the age of 2TB hard drives.
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they actually do
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Also, Intel Atoms cannot run 1080p H.264 encodes. It's impossible.
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I don't think anyone has claimed they can? The Atom is a toy CPU so the exercise is academic, but I wouldn't say it's impossible (especially if I take your words literally and am allowed to use CAVLC instead of CABAC, etc).
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Originally Posted by Maceart
And people who say that 1080p can run on 2005 Athlons, give me a break. That's impossible too unless you're using DXVA. No amount of FFDshow "multi thread" decoding will help.
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I don't think anyone has claimed this either. 720p is perfectly possible though, I've done it myself.
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CPU decoding is a waste of resources.
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and GPU decoding has retarded limitations.
tl;dr: u dum
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