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			<title>mikiem2 on "Dell &amp; HP Disabling H.265 Hardware Decode"</title>
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<p>There&#39;s a decent chance IMHO that other manufacturers will follow suit, e.g., Lenovo, if they haven&#39;t already. <em>Ars Technica</em> went looking when they saw user complaints that folks weren&#39;t able to play videos, finding that in the fine print of the specs, hardware decoding had been turned off, most likely in the graphics drivers. Not all systems are effected -- on higher dollar rigs the hardware decoding apparently still works. If you get hit with this, graphics drivers direct from the GPU manufacturer will *probably* fix things.
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