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If you mean MPEG 4 ASP (i.e. part 2, as opposed to H.264, which is also MPEG-4, but part 10) I don't believe any Intel hardware did ever support it. Today, it i
by vetinari 6y ago
If you mean MPEG 4 ASP (i.e. part 2, as opposed to H.264, which is also MPEG-4, but part 10) I don't believe any Intel hardware did ever support it. Today, it is obsolete.