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intel-hybrid-driver does not work with libva 2.0 #25
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maybe your driver have some question |
The 1.0.2-11.fc28 driver does not work with fedora 28 and libva 2.1.0. Anyway to fix this? |
Does the driver need intel-vaapi-driver i.e. i965_drv_video.so? I would like to use hybrid_drv_video.so instead of i965_drv_video.so... |
You can use hybrid_drv_video.so only with i965_drv_video.so. Check intel-vaapi-driver for configuration necessary. Depending on how you compile libva-2.0, you might need to modify for libva-2.0 to load. I'll submit a PR for it. |
Ok, I compiled intel-vaapi-driver with meson 'enable_hybrid_codec=true' but I don't see in vainfo if hybrid_drv_video.so is loaded but there are no errors in vainfo so maybe everything is fine and this bug report can be closed. I did not compile libva, I installed libva 2.1 from fedora 28. So far I can remember for decoding hw video i965_drv_video.so is enough. For what is hybrid_drv_video.so used? |
Yes decoding/encoding/post-processing works with i965_drv_video.so. I'd need to ask you what you're trying to do and why you think you need the hybrid_drv_video.so. |
Well I was thinking as I can't install i965_drv_video.so because it is not in fedora repo (I know I can install it via rpmfusion) because of license issues maybe hybrid_drv_video.so can do hardware decode of vp8/vp9 instead of i965_drv_video.so? Am I wrong? |
No, that's not the scope of hybrid driver. Readme can provide details. |
@chivakker from intel readme "Hybrid VP9 Decoder" from fedora repo "It allows to accelerate VP9 videos on Skylake and Kabylake architectures." Sorry I am not a native speaker so maybe there is something between the lines I don't understand. Thanks for the info you provided. |
When using the new libva, the hybrid driver fails to start:
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