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I now own an Atom based desktop computer (Asrock A330ION, with 4gb DDR3 ram). My main concerns for returning to #! are the playback of 720p videos (because of the hardware acceleration required), and the use of flash player on Firefox using 64bit OS. I am not a fan of Mplayer, and i would like to now if VLC 1.1 will get the job done, as i have heard that it will be able for gpu acceleration. If anyone using similar hardware, could post me his findings, i would be grateful 
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Well my hardware isn't too similar, but on my MSI Wind u100 I can run 720p (1366x768) videos without issue but, my video does 'freeze' for a few seconds while audio contiues on 1080p (1920 × 1080) videos. The 720p videos used to be a bit jumpy until I enabled real time priority in VLC and that seemed to solve the issue.
I don't use 64 bit operating systems on any of my pcs at the moment so I cannot comment on the flash thing.
Note: almost all the video I watch is anime in the Matroska format so YMMV.
Last edited by Val_B (2010-07-07 14:09:04)
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Yeah. VLC 1.1 is supposed to hardware accelerate video. Check your settings.
There is also another alternative which I stumbeled upon. VAAPI http://www.splitted-desktop.com/~gbeauchesne/
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On the features list page of VLC 1.1 (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/releases/1.1.0.html) is mentioned that " GPU decoding on GNU/Linux, using VAAPI for H.264, VC-1 and MPEG-2 " , so vaapi is equivalent to vdpau?
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