I have been looking at WebRTC code and the VP9 library to see where hardware acceleration encode/decode capability detection is done, and if not supported do a fallback to software implementation but I have not found it yet. Is it currently being used in WebRTC and VP9, and where could I find it in the WebRTC code?Also, I noted from client implementations that H264 is the preferred option alongside ISAC for audio (instead of Opus?) I wish to use PCMU, and I wonder if it also does hardware encoding/decoding? I am also curious if VP9 does have audio encode/decode ability, I haven't seen anything like ti but a colleague has a suspicion.
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I have been looking at WebRTC code and the VP9 library to see where hardware acceleration encode/decode capability detection is done, and if not supported do a fallback to software implementation but I have not found it yet. Is it currently being used in WebRTC and VP9, and where could I find it in the WebRTC code?Also, I noted from client implementations that H264 is the preferred option alongside ISAC for audio (instead of Opus?) I wish to use PCMU, and I wonder if it also does hardware encoding/decoding? I am also curious if VP9 does have audio encode/decode ability, I haven't seen anything like ti but a colleague has a suspicion.
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