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Are there DirectShow Filters for Video Decoding in Media SDK?

CLi37
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‎02-15-2010 02:18 PM
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Any DirectShow Filters for Video Decoding in Media SDK?

I read the article about the architecture of Media SDK. It applied DXVA2 or DDI as the base to implementation. My questions is can I use hardware accelearation filters in Media SDK without enabling DXVA2? Or can I use Media SDK for video decoding in the way like CUDA access video processor?

By using DDI can I directly call the media processor in Core i5 through Media SDK?

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Eric_S_Intel
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‎02-16-2010 08:43 AM
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Any DirectShow Filters for Video Decoding in Media SDK?

I read the article about the architecture of Media SDK. It applied DXVA2 or DDI as the base to implementation. My questions is can I use hardware accelearation filters in Media SDK without enabling DXVA2? Or can I use Media SDK for video decoding in the way like CUDA access video processor?

By using DDI can I directly call the media processor in Core i5 through Media SDK?

Hi changl,

The only interfaces available to accelerate video on the GPU is DXVA. There is no other facility to access the media processor.

-Eric

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