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(but it seems to be completely broken and non-working, even if it says it is enabled CPU usage proves it's broken). CPU consumption should drop AT LEAST by a factor of 10x, if the decoder is at least half as good as NVIDIA's.

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dunno what to say.Įven with HW accel enabled, CPU usage is over 70% across all 4 cores (over 280% total), just like with SW decoder, so HW decoder clearly does NOT do it's job. I still have dropped frames, and still have video tearing. Rasterization: Hardware accelerated on all pagesīut even after this, it didn't really help. Hardware Protected Video Decode: Hardware accelerated Out-of-process Rasterization: Hardware accelerated Override software rendering list = enabled Hardware-accelerated video decode = enabled Obviously selling RPi 4 and/or RPi 400 to my desktop clients & friends is a non-option, because YouTube is outright broken.Ī few tricks to enable hardware video decoder:Ĭhrome://flags/#enable-accelerated-video-decode Hardware acceleration disabledīasically stock image of Raspbian has Hardware Video decode disabled for Chromium And the CPU of RPi4 is not powerful enough to video decode in software. Hardware Protected Video Decode: Unavailable I also tried to open the YouTube link via VLC, but no go. RPI 4 connected via Ethernet.ĭesktop PC, sitting on the very same desktop, also via Ethernet, has 0% frame drop. This is clearly visible with a naked eye.

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I upped GPU memory from default (64 MB) to 256 MB, and the dropped frames were around 5%-6% and now are about 3% which still results in frame tearing and poor user experience (UX).













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