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After the function MFXVideoDECODE_Init() is called, memory-commit size will rised about 200M. So, I cant't open more than 7ch decoder in one process.
setting:
. MSDK version 3.0.332.30303 Beta2
. mfxVersion version = {MIN_REQUIRED_API_VER_MINOR, MIN_REQUIRED_API_VER_MAJOR}
. mfxIMPL impl = MFX_IMPL_HARDWARE
. mfxVideoParam.IOPattern = (mfxU16)MFX_IOPATTERN_OUT_SYSTEM_MEMORY
. mfxVideoParam.AsyncDepth = 1
. resolution is 1920x1080
. encoded type is h264
. framework is directshow
. win7 32bit
. intel core i3-2120
Thank you in advance!
setting:
. MSDK version 3.0.332.30303 Beta2
. mfxVersion version = {MIN_REQUIRED_API_VER_MINOR, MIN_REQUIRED_API_VER_MAJOR}
. mfxIMPL impl = MFX_IMPL_HARDWARE
. mfxVideoParam.IOPattern = (mfxU16)MFX_IOPATTERN_OUT_SYSTEM_MEMORY
. mfxVideoParam.AsyncDepth = 1
. resolution is 1920x1080
. encoded type is h264
. framework is directshow
. win7 32bit
. intel core i3-2120
Thank you in advance!
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Hi,
There is currently an issue seen with 32-bit applications are used.
We are working on root causing this issue as explained in earlier post. In the meantime, since the issue cannot be seen in 64 bit build, I suggest using a 64 bit setup so that you can continue development and testing.
Please watch these forums for updates.
-Tony
There is currently an issue seen with 32-bit applications are used.
We are working on root causing this issue as explained in earlier post. In the meantime, since the issue cannot be seen in 64 bit build, I suggest using a 64 bit setup so that you can continue development and testing.
Please watch these forums for updates.
-Tony
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