It seems the 375.66 drivers can’t produce working vdpau for mpeg2 streams. The GTX 1050 supposedly has vdpau support, but vlc always punts to the CPU when confronted with a mpeg2 stream. Is the 375.66 driver buggy with regards to vdpau? Does something need to be patched? What’s going on? If anyone else has had success with this please reply.
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The 375 driver is rather old and unsupported, please upgrade to a current 410/415 driver. Then run vdpauinfo and post the output if it still doesn’t work.
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