I know that I'm asking for hardware but it's actually Linux software that's heavily limiting the selection, so I assume this is not off-topic. It would also be a great help if it boils down to "graphics card X works well with Chrome if you use Kernel X". The player features a fluid responsive design and can fit in any screen size ranging from mobile phones to desktop browsers.
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It's all easier with Windows, but I'd like to stick with Linux for other reasons.Ĭan somebody tell me how to find or suggest some hardware that will. Now I "just" need some hardware to realize a HTML5/WebRTC based (not only) video conferencing application for use with a TV, but I don't know where to find suitable hardware. After many, many, many failed attempts to get accelerated HTML5 video working on any hardware (tested about 5 machines) I came to the conclusion that accelerated HTML5 is something difficult under Linux.
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