Open vorob1 opened 3 months ago
For audio/video playback and subtitle rendering support IINA is using a library from the mpv project. Possibly by default mpv is applying more filtering to the video whereas QuickTime definitely has been optimized for energy use.
When playing the video click on Inspector
under the Window
menu. In the Inspector
window look for the field with the label Hw Decoder:
. If it shows no
then hardware decoding is not being used. If that is the case, we'd need to look into the log files to have an idea as to why it was not used.
HW is working, will look more and be back :)
System's built-in player is always the most efficient one in any common platform.
I've downloaded two movies, both encoded with AVC (H.264), a codec that is supported with hardware acceleration on my video card. I watched the first movie using QuickTime, and it took 2 hours, leaving me with 64% battery. However, when I watched the second movie using IINA, it consumed much more battery, suggesting that hardware decoding might not have been working. Hardware acceleration is enabled in the settings. Does anyone know why this might be happening?