2016-07-17, 08:51
Only on windows with krypton v17.
On linux there is currently no ffmpeg hevc 10 bit support and so that's not possible.
It only works on some AMLogic devices which do their own thing.
Edit: Skylake has _no_ hevc 10 bit support in hardware. There exists a GPU supported driver in windows only, which only works for 1080p max - so totally worthless for 4k 10 bit content. This is btw. the major reason why no one in this forums suggests spending a lot of money on skylake nucs as they are in no way future proof cause of this shortcoming.
On linux there is currently no ffmpeg hevc 10 bit support and so that's not possible.
It only works on some AMLogic devices which do their own thing.
Edit: Skylake has _no_ hevc 10 bit support in hardware. There exists a GPU supported driver in windows only, which only works for 1080p max - so totally worthless for 4k 10 bit content. This is btw. the major reason why no one in this forums suggests spending a lot of money on skylake nucs as they are in no way future proof cause of this shortcoming.
