#FIREFOX FOR MAC CAN'T SIZE DRIVERS#

It seems to work fine for me, but I don't really see a notable drop in power consumption.Video Acceleration API (VA-API) is an open source API that allows applications such as VLC media player or GStreamer to use hardware video acceleration capabilities, usually provided by the graphics processing unit (GPU).

#FIREFOX FOR MAC CAN'T SIZE DRIVERS#

The nVidia proprietary drivers are the odd ones out. This is the one used by Intel, AMD, and I believe the open-source (but poor quality, thanks to nVidia’s lack of cooperation) Nouveau drivers for nVidia.

In Linux, the standard hardware video decoding API for non-nVidia GPUs is VAAPI, or Video Acceleration API.

Does anyone know enough about this to enlighten me at all? Running M元50 G5 with server 2003 SP2 32bit. I *think* I can change the value from 0=full acceleration to 5=no acceleration. Either way I believe it indicates full hardware acceleration.

DWORD Acceleration.Level is currently either 0, or the key is missing, depending on the GUID.

My 100% working test (where I can reproduce while making changes) is this article from Rolling Stone:

So, I don't know where the problem is, but it's in some way related to nvidia acceleration of html5 videos in firefox and this 3 packages.

There are similar steps to disable hardware acceleration for Internet Explorer and Chrome.

Under the General tab, un-check mark the 'Use hardware acceleration when available' option. A new window will appear click the Advanced menu on the left.

In Firefox, click the Tools menu, then Options.

Firefox for mac can't size