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>and can play full HD movies Can you be more specific? "Full HD" usually refers to 1080p, which all Raspberry Pi models can easily handle for h264 video due to
by swebs 8y ago
>and can play full HD movies
Can you be more specific? "Full HD" usually refers to 1080p, which all Raspberry Pi models can easily handle for h264 video due to their hardware decoder. The Raspberry Pi 3 can handle most other formats through software just fine, though it may struggle with more intense formats like 10 bit h265. For that, an Odroid C2 may be what you're looking for. They advertise:
>H.265 4K/60FPS and H.264 4K/30FPS capable VPU
- adrianN 8y agoYeah, I'm looking for something that has some hardware support for h264 and a sufficient amount of RAM that is not too expensive and only uses a few Watts.
- Intermernet 8y agoPretty much all RPis can handle this, depending on your definition of "sufficient amount of RAM".