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Which OS kernel doesn't provide video decoding capabilities nowadays? At least Linux does, and most likely Windows too. > This is likely done for the sake of D
by soraminazuki 5y ago
Which OS kernel doesn't provide video decoding capabilities nowadays? At least Linux does, and most likely Windows too.
> This is likely done for the sake of DRM
The reason is hardware acceleration. No sane OS vendor is going to place every single piece of code in the kernel where DRM is involved.
> But SiDeLoADiNg
Not disagreeing, but do you have to bring it up on every single issue? I don't see the connection here.