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Hi,. I cannot make Hardware Acceleration work on Firefox as per the wiki. Using Intel Iris Xe Graphics with intel-media-driver.

... twitch/youtube streams, so I tried to enable the VA-API on firefox following the wiki Hardware video acceleration. Here is what I did:.

level 1. bwat47. · 3y. Firefox is actually behind chrome when it comes to gpu acceleration on linux : (. Here's the current state of things: Firefox: OpenGL compositing: Disabled by default for all gpu drivers on linux, but can be force-enabled through about:config. Hardware video decoding: Currently no support at all. Chrome:

Enable hardware accelerated video decoding on Firefox and Firefox-based browsers.

I'd like to setup hardware acceleration for Firefox on my Arch. I have a NVIDIA GeForce 8200 card so I installed its proprietary drivers, ...

From ArchWiki. Hardware video acceleration makes it possible for the video card to decode/encode video, ... There are several ways to achieve this on Linux:.

r/archlinux. Log In Sign Up. User account menu. Found the internet! 6. Firefox hardware acceleration. Close. 6. Posted by 1 year ago. Archived. Firefox hardware acceleration. Hello everyone, did any of you manage to get video hardware acceleration working? I followed the wiki, set the different flags in about: ...

Question Regarding Firefox Hardware Acceleration. Hello everyone. I came across an unusual issue with Firefox recently. For background, I'm on a triple monitor setup using KDE and an up-to-date Arch installation. All monitors are connected to the same RTX 2080, which is using the latest Nvidia proprietary drivers.

Jul 05, 2021 · Hi there, I have a 4K monitor and a AMD RX550 running on the amdgpu driver. I tried following the Arch wiki guide to activate hardware acceleration in the browser because my computer is struggling playing videos in full screen resolution.

30.12.2021 · Nvidia firefox hardware acceleration glitch. Hello! I'd like to setup hardware acceleration for Firefox on my Arch. I have a NVIDIA GeForce 8200 card so I installed its proprietary drivers, nvidia-340xx, and set them up by copying it /usr/share's xorg.conf.d config and running # nvidia-xconfig. Then I installed libva-vdpau-driver for Firefox to ...

JustLinuxThings. This came to my mind after seeing posts about "high CPU performance while watching videos on Firefox" and posts about "why Hardware Acceleration sucks on Linux". That's why I was thinking to tinker and try to enable Hardware Acceleration on my integrated Intel GPU.

Firefox causes high processor use in Arch but not in Manjaro [NVIDIA non-free drivers] EDIT 2: It appears that hardware acceleration starts working properly if I log out and back in again - the processor usage goes back to normal.

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Hi there,. I have a 4K monitor and a AMD RX550 running on the amdgpu driver. I tried following the Arch wiki guide to activate hardware ...

Question Regarding Firefox Hardware Acceleration. Hello everyone. I came across an unusual issue with Firefox recently. For background, I'm on a triple monitor setup using KDE and an up-to-date Arch installation. All monitors are connected to the same RTX 2080, which is using the latest Nvidia proprietary drivers.

Hardware video acceleration makes it possible for the video card to decode/encode video, thus offloading the CPU and saving power. There are several ways to achieve this on Linux: Video Acceleration API (VA-API) is a specification and open source library to provide both hardware accelerated video encoding and decoding, developed by Intel.

Scrolling in Firefox can feel "jerky" or "choppy". A post on MozillaZine gives settings that work on Gentoo, but reportedly work on Arch Linux ...

The graphics rendering issue was solved by turning off the hardware acceleration option. Still haven't found any solution/reason for high CPU ...