The VP8, aka WebM, a video codec is effective but suffers from a flaw: it is not (yet) hardware accelerated. The VP8, aka WebM, a video codec is effective but suffers from a flaw: it is not (yet) hardware accelerated. If in a typical PC is not a problem for a dual core or quad core over 2 GHz, it is another thing in mobile devices.
Without hardware acceleration, ARM chips typically used are not easily able to decode the VP8, or maybe at the cost of a drastic reduction of autonomy. Fortunately, Google has thought about the problem and proposes "Anthill," a system to provide the decoding and encoding VP8 hardware accelerated.
Without hardware acceleration, ARM chips typically used are not easily able to decode the VP8, or maybe at the cost of a drastic reduction of autonomy. Fortunately, Google has thought about the problem and proposes "Anthill," a system to provide the decoding and encoding VP8 hardware accelerated.