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On 11/9/2010 11:01, Matt Emmott wrote:
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Justin
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On Tue, Nov 09, 2010 at 12:08:58AM -0500, Jarod Wilson
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See also: Apple Mac Mini.<br>
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Tried that. It wasn't very satisfying. Flash seems to
want a CPU that can<br>
handle HD h264 easily on a single core. It doesn't seem to
multithread very<br>
well. Although it can multithread well enough to use up
every spare cycle on<br>
every core you happen to have.<br>
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Were you having problems with the Mini running OS X or Linux?
I just replaced an old Core Duo (note the missing "2") Mini
that could handle most anything I threw at it under OS X.<br>
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</font> Did you run H.264 on your mini?<br>
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What does that even mean? H.264 is just a codec, and the decoders
in ffmpeg should be able to handle it on anything i586 spec or
newer. Provided sufficiently low complexity, you can play H.264
video on an old Pentium Pro. You have to give a source. H.264 from
DVB recordings. H.264 from HDPVR recordings. H.264 from BluRay
discs.<br>
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