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Not so much CUDA as NVDEC. And VP9 support was introduced in Maxwell Gen 2: http://developer.download.nvidia.com/designworks/video-codec-sdk/secure/7.1/01/NVDEC
by Veratyr 10y ago
Not so much CUDA as NVDEC. And VP9 support was introduced in Maxwell Gen 2: http://developer.download.nvidia.com/designworks/video-codec-sdk/secure/7.1/01/NVDEC_VideoDecoder_API_ProgGuide.pdf?autho=1484509337_58aed6e148ae4b4c5ed5fe8566ecbf30&file=NVDEC_VideoDecoder_API_ProgGuide.pdf http://developer.download.nvidia.com/designworks/video-codec...
- dogma1138 10y agoYeah I meant to write NVIDIA not CUDA, FYI you need to login to download stuff from NVIDIA, try copying the URL with the auth parameter ;) I've made a post about how VP9 is offloaded to GPU in this thread, it's done via DXVA/MF on Windows.
- Veratyr 10y agoOne of the APIs is DXVA/MF on Windows but the underlying hardware is still NVDEC (and you can use the NVDEC API directly if you so choose). It and NVENC are specialised hardware modules.