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Chromium or Chromium based browser issues
Juanito:
I don't know - you'd need intel graphics hardware for intel-vaapi-driver to work anyway - what do you get for chrome://gpu?
Juanito:
I get this in firefox:
--- Code: ---GPU #1
Active: Yes
Description: Mesa DRI Intel(R) Haswell Mobile x86/MMX/SSE2
Vendor ID: 0x8086
Device ID: 0x0a16
Driver Vendor: mesa/i965
Driver Version: 19.2.3.0
RAM: 1536
--- End code ---
..which suggests the problem is with chromium-browser
tinycorelinux:
--- Quote from: Juanito on November 24, 2020, 06:55:06 AM ---which suggests the problem is with chromium-browser
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All right -_-||
vinceASPECT:
It seems you are well on the way to nailing down the issue concerning Chromium browser on Linux....
(at least)
so is it saying that accelerated video decode is a problem in ANY graphics chips set ...e.g. (amd or intel set)?
i wonder *how* one is suppossed to actually patch chromium--on--Linux to get accelerated video decode...... then?
wonder if accelerated vid decode (chromium) is okay on other platforms?( no names mentioned)?
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unrelated stuff below
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On Intel GPUs MSAA performance is not acceptable for GPU rasterization: 527565
Native GpuMemoryBuffers have been disabled, either via about:flags or command line.
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those lines above could mean that dev's just don't find it acceptable regarding MSAA but users could enable the flags if they wished....just to see and perhaps gain some ground. (about:flags )written into address bar
thx
V
tinycorelinux:
Hi vinceASPECT
--- Quote from: vinceASPECT on November 24, 2020, 09:33:48 AM ---wonder if accelerated vid decode (chromium) is okay on other platforms?( no names mentioned)?
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We have a lot of Chrome based browsers in Mainland China, but they only support Windows platforms. As far as I know, these browsers turn off GPU acceleration by default, so I don't know if they will have the same problem at first, but they do perform very well.
I feel the browser's performance is not only the GPU, because behind the GPU is video card drive and graphics library, both on different operating systems have different implementation,different performance, such as in Windows is the main use of graphics library Direct3D, and under Linux using OPENGL, the difference is largely determines the rendering performance of the browser.
I may not be able to say this much, but I just want to say that browser performance is not a one-way decision. There are many factors, and I only try various ways to improve my performance based on the resources I have, such as GPU acceleration, which we are discussing here.
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