Open ryanwclark1 opened 1 month ago
Thanks! looks good, only have some minor comments. I don't the hardware to test this, but i assume you have tried? :)
Does this usually require volume mount in some /dev
device into the container to work? something to add to the README?
Thanks! looks good, only have some minor comments. I don't the hardware to test this, but i assume you have tried? :)
Does this usually require volume mount in some
/dev
device into the container to work? something to add to the README?
@wander, I tested using the Intel ARC 310 and 380. I did not try with an AMD GPU which can use the VAAPI interface, I do have one and will report back on this. NVIDIA, as I'm sure you know, is separate and distinct.
My tests were done using a separate base image with some additional user space tools/drivers and copying in the ffmpeg binary, I used --device /dev/dri in the docker run command to pass my gpu into the container. I will test using the "Run directly" and the "Shell Alias" methods described in the README. Will report back.
Thanks! looks good, only have some minor comments. I don't the hardware to test this, but i assume you have tried? :) Does this usually require volume mount in some
/dev
device into the container to work? something to add to the README?@wander, I tested using the Intel ARC 310 and 380. I did not try with an AMD GPU which can use the VAAPI interface, I do have one and will report back on this. NVIDIA, as I'm sure you know, is separate and distinct.
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There is draft PR https://github.com/wader/static-ffmpeg/pull/482 about nvidia but it seems to be a mess to get working with musl, and i guess it might involve linking with some random binary from nvidia? not great if so.
My tests were done using a separate base image with some additional user space tools/drivers and copying in the ffmpeg binary, I used --device /dev/dri in the docker run command to pass my gpu into the container. I will test using the "Run directly" and the "Shell Alias" methods described in the README. Will report back.
Great! just some short example how to use it would be good and enough i think.
Hey! did you look anything into adding some kind of how-to-use section to the README?
Force pushed fixed for ^2 and rebase conflict with master. Only thing left is maybe some docs about --device
etc
Try to get this merged?
LibVA - implementation for VAAPI LibVPL - Intel Video Processing Library Updated Readme with source library link
FFMPEG wiki on VAAPI FFMPEG wiki on Quicksync/QSV