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This update has been submitted for testing by stransky.
Apparently some patch(es) from 102/103 are missing here - on my Intel Skylake setup, intel_gpu_top reports VAAPI to be working on 103 but not on this build here. All settings/video formats tested etc. are the same. Maybe one of the sandbox patches?
I am getting memory leaks that render the computer inoperable with this version. Playing a few videos on youtube fills up the ram, zram and swap. Downgrading to 101.0-1 resolves the problem.
VAAPI does not work for me on AMD unfortunately. media.ffmpeg.vaapi.enabled is false, and I still get /usr/share/libdrm/amdgpu.ids: Permission denied in the logs, even if i flip the preference to true.
On my Skylake system you might see a blip in the Video engine in intel_gpu_top when the youtube video page is loading but for for video decoding VAAPI is still non-functional unless I disable RDD sandbox.
On Kaby Lake still no VA-API without disabling the RDD sandbox. The same issues are still there. Hopefully it'll be fixed in a next patch or when v.102 launches.
This update has been submitted for testing by stransky.
This update's test gating status has been changed to 'waiting'.
This update's test gating status has been changed to 'passed'.
Apparently some patch(es) from 102/103 are missing here - on my Intel Skylake setup,
intel_gpu_top
reports VAAPI to be working on 103 but not on this build here. All settings/video formats tested etc. are the same. Maybe one of the sandbox patches?I am getting memory leaks that render the computer inoperable with this version. Playing a few videos on youtube fills up the ram, zram and swap. Downgrading to 101.0-1 resolves the problem.
VAAPI does not work for me on AMD unfortunately. media.ffmpeg.vaapi.enabled is false, and I still get /usr/share/libdrm/amdgpu.ids: Permission denied in the logs, even if i flip the preference to true.
On my Skylake system you might see a blip in the Video engine in intel_gpu_top when the youtube video page is loading but for for video decoding VAAPI is still non-functional unless I disable RDD sandbox.
On Kaby Lake still no VA-API without disabling the RDD sandbox. The same issues are still there. Hopefully it'll be fixed in a next patch or when v.102 launches.
This update has been obsoleted.
I've had several plugin crashes and videos either don't play or buffer for a prolonged time.
Thanks for testing, will check in Intel then.