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--- doc:appunti:hardware:graphics_hardware_acceleration_raspberry_pi_2 [2022/10/20 10:44] – [Web References] niccolo
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 ===== Enable graphics acceleration in Chromium =====
+In Chromium you can open the page **%%chrome://gpu%%** and check the **Graphics Feature Status**, you should read:
+^ Canvas  | Hardware accelerated  |
+^ Canvas out-of-process rasterization  | Enabled  |
+^ Direct Rendering Display Compositor  | Disabled  |
+^ Compositing  | Hardware accelerated  |
+^ Multiple Raster Threads  | Enabled  |
+^ OpenGL  | Enabled  |
+^ Rasterization  | Hardware accelerated on all pages  |
+^ Raw Draw  | Enabled  |
+^ Video Decode  | Hardware accelerated  |
+^ Video Encode  | Software only. Hardware acceleration disabled  |
+^ Vulkan  | Disabled  |
+^ WebGL  | Hardware accelerated  |
+^ WebGL2  | Hardware accelerated  |
+^ WebGPU  | Disabled  |
+Probably something is disabled, because of Chromium defaults. In that case you have to open the page **%%chrome://flags%%**, then search and set the following flags:
+^ Override software rendering list  | Overrides the built-in software rendering list and enables GPU-acceleration on unsupported system configurations.  |
+^ Enable raw draw  | When enabled, web content will be rastered on output surface directly.  |
+^ GPU rasterization  | Use GPU to rasterize web content.  |
+^ Out-of-process rasterization  | FIXME Does this exists?  |
+^ Out-of-process 2D canvas rasterization  | The rasterization of 2d canvas contents is performed in the GPU process.  |
+^ Accelerated 2D canvas  | Enables the use of the GPU to perform 2d canvas rendering instead of using software rendering.  |
+^ Hardware-accelerated video decode  | FIXME Does this exists?  |
 ===== Enable graphics acceleration in Firefox =====