nvidia geforce 8800 gt opengl 4.1 driver

nvcuvid is primarily targeted at transcoding and video- processing applications. Nvcuvid provides a mechanism for decoding video and exposing the surfaces to CUDA, allowing applications to perform custom processing of the video. See the 'Dithering Controls' in the Flat Panel page in nvidia-settings.

Added support for configuring the dithering depth used when driving a flat panel with a GeForce 8 family or Quadro 4600/5600 or.

Fixed a bug in VDPAU that prevented temporal-spatial de-interlacing from operating when temporal de-interlacing was not also enabled.Enhanced VDPAU to support interop with CUDA and OpenGL when Xinerama is active.Fixed an interaction problem with a change in X server behavior that caused slow text rendering on X.Org xserver 1.9.Fixed the CustomEDID X configuration option so that it can handle EDID files from Linux procfs e.g., /proc/acpi/video/IGPU/LCD0/EDID.Until that is resolved, NVIDIA's OpenGL ' header files can still be chosen, through the '-opengl-headers' installer option. Note that does not presently provide gl.h or glx.h. Distributors are encouraged to package libvdpau.so from Note that while libvdpau.so is still included in 260.xx drivers, it will be removed from a future release series in early 2011. VDPAU header files (vdpau.h and vdpau_x11.h):ĬUDA and OpenCL header files (cuda.h, cudaGL.h, cudaVDPAU.h, OpenGL header files (gl.h, glext.h glx.h, glxext.h): Those interested in these files can get them from their Linux distributions' packages, where available, or upstream from: Stopped installing OpenGL, VDPAU, CUDA, and OpenCL header files with the driver.

Nvidia geforce 8800 gt opengl 4.1 driver