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Re: stadia on linux in chrome is totaly unusable due to lag

by Founder in Stadia on Chrome
‎04-21-2020 05:53 PM
‎04-21-2020 05:53 PM
You can also try with Brave browser (wich is Chromium based), It should have va-api already enabled. You probably still need to enabled the flag "override software rendering list", and you have ti e... See more...
You can also try with Brave browser (wich is Chromium based), It should have va-api already enabled. You probably still need to enabled the flag "override software rendering list", and you have ti enable auto playback on Stadia page

Re: Would like to know who also can not play on chrome

by Founder in Stadia on Chrome
‎04-21-2020 04:35 PM
‎04-21-2020 04:35 PM
Try forcing h264 instead of VP9. VP9 isn't supported on older hardware, and the PC tries to decide the video stream using the CPU (wich isn't powerful enough)

Re: stadia on linux in chrome is totaly unusable due to lag

by Founder in Stadia on Chrome
‎04-21-2020 04:32 PM
‎04-21-2020 04:32 PM
On Linux, hardware accelleration isn't supported by default, so you are probably decoding the video stream using your CPU. That's why Linux Is still offically unsupported. But there are some unoffic... See more...
On Linux, hardware accelleration isn't supported by default, so you are probably decoding the video stream using your CPU. That's why Linux Is still offically unsupported. But there are some unofficial builds of Chromium with va-api support. https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/08/how-to-enable-hardware-accelerated.html?m=1

Re: 4k in Chrome - Problems with high lag

by Founder in Stadia on Chrome
‎03-26-2020 09:31 AM
‎03-26-2020 09:31 AM
I'm afraid that your PC can't really use vp9 hardware decoding at all, or at least not at 4k, and so forcing with Stadia+ Means you are actually using CPU decoding. and your CPU isn't powerful enough... See more...
I'm afraid that your PC can't really use vp9 hardware decoding at all, or at least not at 4k, and so forcing with Stadia+ Means you are actually using CPU decoding. and your CPU isn't powerful enough to handle It.

4k for h264 too?

by Founder in Stadia on Chrome
‎03-26-2020 09:00 AM
‎03-26-2020 09:00 AM
I've used Stadia in both my main PC and the Chromecast without isssues at all, then i tries to run It on a second, cheaper PC wich i use a media center connected to my TV, It has a ryzen 1200 process... See more...
I've used Stadia in both my main PC and the Chromecast without isssues at all, then i tries to run It on a second, cheaper PC wich i use a media center connected to my TV, It has a ryzen 1200 processor and an RX 560. Sadly, the 560 doesn't support VP9 decoding and so i'm stuck at 1080p. Using the unofficial Stadia+ extension i'm able to reach 4k resolution, but in that case the decoding Is handled by the cpu, wich isn't powerful enough (and of course, it's unplayable) So... Why can't 4k be enabled for h264 codec too? I would use more data, but at least the gpu should be able to handle it

Re: 4k Streaming

by Founder in Stadia on Chrome
‎03-26-2020 08:31 AM
‎03-26-2020 08:31 AM
Stadia+ should be able to force 4k and VP9 decoding anyway, but beware: this way the PC will try to decode using the CPU. And that of course will not work well if the CPU isn't very powerful.