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    <font face="monospace">I checked with <span style="box-sizing:

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        on old Nvidia hardware (Geforce 315), and according to dxva

        checker utility, it is reported as HW device, with NV12 as

        supported input, with caps containing what you have set. I think

        we should go with that standard device, exposing it properly.<br>

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        Have you verified that surface creation works with NV12 format

        on wined3d?<br>

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