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by mastax
967 days ago
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> Are you saying the hardware actually has encode on die but was "fused" off? I don't think that is what they are saying, and I haven't seen any evidence of that. It makes the most sense to me that either (as GP said) they got rid of the H264 hardware to save on paying Broadcom for the rights to include that hardware block in the chip, or to save on the die area they take up (as RPi said), or both. |
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