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Add support for consumer hardware #5

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hgaiser commented Jan 7, 2024

Thanks for this PR, very cool! I had no idea it could be done this way. Is there any downside to this method? It seems rather straightforward. I'm more inclined to make it default behaviour and remove the comment about nvlax entirely.

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steven-joruk commented Jan 7, 2024

Hey, I don't know whether nvidia will break this in the future, but I expect its purpose is to enable their Shadowplay feature on Windows is able to use NVFBC on regular cards.

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hgaiser commented Jan 7, 2024

I suppose when that time comes, NvFBC might not work at all anymore. As far as I'm concerned we make the change from this PR default behaviour, no feature required. Can you change that?

ps. I just tested this and seems to work, thanks <3

@hgaiser hgaiser merged commit 7dae64b into hgaiser:main Jan 8, 2024
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hgaiser commented Jan 8, 2024

Merged and released v0.1.5 with the change included. Thanks again 👍

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