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Member functions appear in initial cap boldface, such as Init and Reset, and these refer to members of all three classes, DECODE, ENCODE and VPP. All class-related items appear in all cap boldface, such as DECODE and ENCODE. With the exception of section headings and the table of contents, all code-related items appear in the Courier New typeface ( mxfStatus and MFXInit). The SDK API uses the Verdana typeface for normal prose. Successor API is oneVPL Document Conventions SDK version 1.35 supposed to be last in 1.xx series. The API library covers a wide range of Intel platforms.

Intel graphics and media control conflicts software#

Intel® Media Software Development Kit – SDK, further referred to as the SDK, is a software development library that exposes the media acceleration capabilities of Intel platforms for decoding, encoding and video processing.

Appendix E: Working directly with VA API for Linux*.

Appendix D: Switchable Graphics and Multiple Monitors.

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Appendix C: Streaming and Video Conferencing Features.

Appendix A: Configuration Parameter Constraints.

Memory Allocation and External Allocators.

Working with Microsoft* DirectX* Applications.

Working with multiple Intel media devices.

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