Graphics Stack: FFmpeg+GPUs, Mesa 19.3
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Intel Adds GPU-Accelerated Memory Copy Support To FFmpeg
Intel engineers have contributed GPU-accelerated memory copy support to FFmpeg when making use of their preferred video decode implementation.
For those making use of Intel Quick Sync Video decode with FFmpeg, the latest development code has added GPU-accelerated memory copy support between the video and system memory.
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Intel ANV & Radeon RADV Vulkan Drivers Tacking On More Extensions With Mesa 19.3
There still is another month until the feature freeze for Mesa 19.3 to end out 2019 and it will be a big one.
In addition to the continued flurry of OpenGL driver activity and bits like Zink potentially being merged, the Intel and AMD Radeon Vulkan drivers have been seeing more extension work for 19.3-devel. Here's the latest.
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