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Jarod Wilson wrote: > Generally speaking, clean HDTV recordings and the bulk of h.264 1080p > material plays back *flawlessly*... Neat. > Note that this means the single-core 32-bit atom ought to be just as > playback-capable. > > Note also that purchasing an nVidia GeForce 8 or 9 series will get > you the same sort of GPU-based VDPAU decoding offload. Hmmm...I see netbooks selling for under $200 now with CPUs that ought to be adequate. They'd make a nice small, quite platform. But I doubt any have adequate graphics adapters built-in. I wonder if anyone has packaged a nVidia GeForce 8 or 9 into a USB VGA adapter? Given the limited USB bandwidth, probably not, but for this application it might do the job if decompression is happening in the video chipset. -Tom -- Tom Metro Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA "Enterprise solutions through open source." Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/
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