The HDMI Forum rejected AMD's open source HDMI 2.1 implementation https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/02/the-hdmi-forum-rejected-amds-open-source-hdmi-21-implementation/
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Hey, Mastodon … I’m trying to track down an #AppleNewton developer named Stephen A. Cronin.
He worked at #AMD and operated a software company called TapTech based out of Austin, Texas in the late 90s. I’ve managed to contact his former software partner, Francis Preve … but Francis lost touch with Stephen years ago.
Together they released a sequencer program for #NewtonOS called NR404 and I’m hoping the source code still exists somewhere.
Boosts appreciated.
It’s too easy to hit the BUY button.
But I do need to expand the test/dev servers so what better than some mid tier consumer grade multicore systems supporting virtualization.
I like using MacMinis too but this lets you get down and dirty.
As a video codec engineer I don't think I'll allow movies I ripped from decades old DVDs to be encoded with MPEG-2. It's not like I am trying to save storage on the NAS. It's a principle thing.
My AMD 7900xtx supports AV1 hardware encoding... It can encode 1000+ frames per second for those 480p movies.