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Testing Methodology - HD Video Decoding on GPUs with VLC 1.1.0
windows 7 - Why does enabling "Use GPU accelerated decoding" in the Preferences>Input & Codes section of VLC cause the video output to become fragmented? - Super User
VLC lines on the video during playback H264-MPEG4 (VLC 3.0.16, Manjaro Linux, Radeon RX 550). Other players works good. I don't remember that problem on the Nvidia GPU. Maybe someone know what's
