NVIDIA Fermi can hardware decode Blu-ray 3D video
Although NVIDIA's Fermi architecture graphics cards are still out of reach, relevant news is constantly emerging. The latest information shows that Fermi will support hardware decoding of Blu-ray 3D stereoscopic video, at least for the first high-end model GF100.
High-definition hardware decoding is already the standard configuration of modern graphics cards, and with the attention of Hollywood filmmakers and the fresh release of Blu-ray 3D standard specifications, 3D stereoscopic becomes the next important trend. Both NVIDIA and AMD have expressed strong support for this and will show related technologies and products at CES 2010. The former is vigorously promoting its 3D Vision stereoscopic mirror technology.
The Blu-ray 3D standard video will use the extended branch of ITU-T H.264 AVC encoding "multi-view video encoding MPEG4-MVC", Fermi GF100 can decode it to reduce the burden on the system, but the specific technical details are still unclear , May be disclosed at CES.
In addition, Fermi GF100 will also support a new 32x AA anti-aliasing mode, the hardware supports GPU core compression, and the entire card length is 10.5 inches.
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