Cs5 compatible laptop video cards with hardware acceleration

Is there a list or does anyone know of laptops with compatible video cards for cs5 hardware acceleration? This would be for a windows 7 64bit system.'
Thanks!

its not so much a space issue as a power issue, but space is a concern too. I suppose I was looking for a list of laptop compatible cs5 cards. I know that there are cards out there that are and it would be wonderful if adobe compiled a list like they have for standard video cards. And yes you are right, a lot of the video cards listed on that page also have mobile counterparts but are not always compatible since they use different drivers.
Does anyone have laptop experience with getting full hardware acceleration support?
Thanks.

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its not so much a space issue as a power issue, but space is a concern too. I suppose I was looking for a list of laptop compatible cs5 cards. I know that there are cards out there that are and it would be wonderful if adobe compiled a list like they have for standard video cards. And yes you are right, a lot of the video cards listed on that page also have mobile counterparts but are not always compatible since they use different drivers.
Does anyone have laptop experience with getting full hardware acceleration support?
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HI,
There's an article here you might want to read.
http://www.osnews.com/story/23672/AdobeReleases_Flash_for_Mac_with_HardwareAcceleration
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I have tested the color management for flash player 10.2 with and without hardware acceleration (GPU) on different PCs with different video cards.
Videos that are played via flash without hardware acceleration on PC have proper color as designed in After Effects.
When I switch on hardware acceleration, the color shifts, for example green becomes lighter, although grey values are OK. I have tried this by writing a small Flash programme for playing a movie; I wrote two programmes one with color management as described in the article "Color correction in Flash Player" http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/quickstart/color_correction_as3.html and another one without color management. In both cases I got the same color shift when hardware acceleration was turned on. From the result I concluded that color management does not work when hardware acceleration is on.
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Hi, LOL at my screen moniker. That's interesting that the FF beta has an Option for that. The only problem, is that I have heard that each browser must UNcheck the H.A. I'm sure you'll find out.
Hope that works at least for FF. Let me know if you have time.
I've been checking out Apple TV and Google TV. Just saved the links and some info, haven't had time to go further. I'd prefer Apple TV over Google tho.
I have a 55" HD Sony/Blu-ray Surround Sound Speakers, etc. I hooked up the VGA cable for Internet, and WOW on the Screen/Monitor!! Now I'm thinking about the iPhone 4 with VZ too, on their pre-order list for 2/3/11!
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We are under the Snow & Ice warning, getting it now. Hope I don't lose power! If so, I'll be offline for sure.
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Problems with hardware acceleration

Hallo
I have big problems with hardware acceleration in flash player. What complicates the problem is my laptops manufacter note here:http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-69684
so I'm accualy confused - is my laptop defected or the source of the problem is in flash player engine.
In to to point: I can't play some videos, because my video adapter/driver is restarted during watching and after it happens - flash plugin doesn't work anymore (until browser is restarted).
I have flash player in version: 10.2.154.25
Nvidia driver: 260.99 (with newest situations is not much better, I tried newest WHQL certified driver but I didn't work perfectly)
Hardware: Lenovo ThinkPad T61, core2duo 2.1Ghz, 3GB RAM, NVIDIA Quadro 140M NVS.
And here's video showing my laptops behaviour:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrXJCcWV2Sk
Notice also screen blinking (and audio stuttering) before video adapter is restarted.
Is it flash fault or hardware is defected?

I got my laptop with replaced systemboard today.
Unfortunately the problem is still present. In the meantime there was Flash update released (10.2.159.1 for IE) so I also tried to install newest version - but it didn't help.
Having systemboard replaced, flash updated I still have screen blinking, video adapter restarting and NOT smooth playback using hardware acceleration.
Output from LatMon:
Highest DPC routine execution time (µs): 60999
Responsible driver:                       nvlddmkm.sys (NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version 267.76 , NVIDIA Corporation)
DPC count (execution time <500 µs):       1307911
DPC count (execution time 500-999 µs):    0
DPC count (execution time 1000-1999 µs): 0
DPC count (execution time 2000-3999 µs): 0
DPC count (execution time >=4000 µs):     11
Highest ISR routine execution time (µs): 853
Responsible driver:                       dxgkrnl.sys (DirectX Graphics Kernel, Microsoft Corporation)
ISR count (execution time <250 µs):       2516652
ISR count (execution time 250-499 µs):    0
ISR count (execution time 500-999 µs):    29
ISR count (execution time 1000-1999 µs): 0
ISR count (execution time >=2000 µs):     0
Highest pagefault resolution time (µs):   621633
Hard pagefault count (total):             22908
Number of processes hit:                  17
Pagefault count of hardest hit process:   17072
Process with highest pagefault count:     devenv.exe (PID: 5144, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, Microsoft Corporation)
NOTE: some processes were hit by hard pagefaults. If these were programs producing audio, they are likely to interrupt the audio stream resulting in dropouts, clicks and pops. Check the Processes tab to see which programs were hit.
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Since the NVIDEA 120 and ATI 4870 both have mini-DisplayPorts, they require an <adapter> to use with any monitor other than Apple's 24" LED (correct me if I am wrong); and, since use of the adapter does not allow <audio> pass thru . . .
I am looking for a Video Card (with comparable performance) which uses a <Standard size DP and HDMI port> in order to directly connect to other monitors of my choice (without using an adapter).
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e.g. Here's what the video looks like: http://db.tt/Nq1omoX
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14610722
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I ended up solving this.
1. Turns out it was being caused because I am using a patch driver to allow 120hz. http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-AMD-ATI-Pixel-Clock-Patcher
2. Was not allowing me to disable in Win8.1 ~ however now it does. IE11 is now allowing me to run software mode which has fixed all the green video issues caused by the patcher from above.
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I have an issue i want to share. I tried watching a video on the hulu website.
Everything works as expected while i watch the show,
but when i watch the ads, the cpu usage spikes to 100%
for the duration of the ads.
My bugtracker has triggered... lol. I guess that the video ads
are not hardware accelerated, because they are displayed
on top of the movie just like the buttons of the movie player.
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and goes down to less than 24% when i watch the tv episode...
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my computer is not the average machine... low end laptop...
the machine specifications :
acer laptop, 15.6 inches display with low power consumption 30 watts max, april 2010
-windows 7 64 bit home premium
-waterfox 9 (firefox 64 bit)
-adobe flash player 11.2 beta 3, 64 bit
-amd c-50 apu (cpu and gpu on the same chip)
(dual core, 1ghz per core)
(amd ati radeon 6250) with the latest 64 bit driver
-3gb ddr3 ram
-256 gb hard drive 7200 rpm
i can watch 1080p h264 movies with this laptop, cpu at 14% with hardware decoding.
i can watch hdtv 1080p with my hauppage usb atsc tuner, cpu at 84% with windows media center

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been looking online for awhile and was wondering if bestbuy sold video cards for laptops?

hyzzle wrote:
I built my system, I know there is an upgradable video in it because of 2 reasons:
1. I built my system
2. I physically put an ATI radeon mobilty 4500 series card in it.
3. I built my system
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Well, my idea with 10.x on IE didn't really work. Results were not nearly as good as in Firefox, and I'm not willing to use 10.x in my main browser.
However, based on your insight on the wmode=transparent issue, I started playing around with a Greasemonkey script to force wmode=direct, and I think it actually works. I haven't been able to try it at home yet on the problem PC, but here on my work PC (don't tell anyone I'm not actually working) it makes a massive difference in CPU utilization. Without the script CPU is around 80-90% during video playback. When I enable the script it drops to around 20%. The only issue is that I usually have to refresh the page once video playback starts to get wmode=direct to take effect (start video playback, then once the video playback page loads, hit refresh in the browser).
My script is just a modified version of this one I found:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/67260
Here's my modified Greasemonkey script (hopefully the forum will allow javascript in posts):
// ==UserScript==
// @name           Force flash wmode direct on HBO GO
// @namespace      http://userscripts.org/topics/3090#posts-11620
// @description    Force flash video playback on HBO GO to use wmode direct to allow hardware acceleration
// @include        http://www.hbogo.com/*/video*
// @grant          none
// ==/UserScript==
(function ()
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document.addEventListener("DOMNodeInserted", nodeInserted, false);
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