Hardware codec fallback strategy
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Graceful fallback from hwcodec (NVENC/QSV) to software codecs (VP9/AOM) gated by feature flags + runtime probe.
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Hardware Codec Fallback Strategy
When to use
Graceful fallback from hwcodec (NVENC/QSV) to software codecs (VP9/AOM) gated by feature flags + runtime probe.
Source context
- Repo:
rustdesk/rustdesk@ac124c0680 - Demonstrated in:
libs/scrap/src/common/hwcodec.rs,libs/scrap/src/common/vram.rs,libs/scrap/src/common/vpx.rs
Why this generalizes
Any media app on heterogeneous hardware needs this failover.
Next steps before publishing
- Read the source files above and rewrite this as a product-agnostic
how-to— keep the pattern, drop rustdesk-specific names. - Add a minimal code example in the target language (Rust + Dart / Rust only / etc.).
- List 2-3 gotchas you hit while reproducing it.