Will Gen3/GMA950 benefit from tomic mode-setting ?

Will Gen3/GMA950 benefit from tomic mode-setting ?

[antistress]

Hi,

I own a netbook with a good old GMA 950 (Gen3 or Gen3.5 in Intel 
glossary) with few hardware decode capabilities (MPEG-2 motion 
compensation unless I am mistaken, which doesn't help for DivX movies 
for instance).

Will that graphical processor benefit from atomic mode-setting so that I 
can hope for better battery life while watching videos (dealing with YUV 
videos without RGB conversion is supposed to help) ?

Thanks !

antistress
France
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Re: Will Gen3/GMA950 benefit from tomic mode-setting ?

[Chris Wilson]

On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 04:34:47PM +0200, antistress wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I own a netbook with a good old GMA 950 (Gen3 or Gen3.5 in Intel
> glossary) with few hardware decode capabilities (MPEG-2 motion
> compensation unless I am mistaken, which doesn't help for DivX
> movies for instance).
> 
> Will that graphical processor benefit from atomic mode-setting so
> that I can hope for better battery life while watching videos
> (dealing with YUV videos without RGB conversion is supposed to help)
> ?

No. The YUV planes are already exposed via Xv (usually adaptor=1) and
YUV->RGB conversion on the GPU (so that it works under a compositer
etc) on the other adaptor; both of them support scaling, but the hw
scaling for YUV planes uses a higher quality filter. Atomic modesestting
doesn't yet expose those planes.
-Chris

-- 
Chris Wilson, Intel Open Source Technology Centre
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