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New logic of HW equalizing: 1) Check HW capability. 2) If HW equalizer is capable control value then use it. In this case value of control is in range -100 : +100 (10x) 3) If not then try use SW equalizing (currently only divxds). Use old range (0 : +100) for that. Well, you shouldn't watch OSD bar if neighter HW nor SW equalizers are not capable control value. TODO: find out keys (maybe Rr Bb Gg) or 'on screen menu' for RGB intensity and OEM effects (fx).
author nick
date Mon, 28 Jan 2002 07:29:17 +0000
parents c4ca766a2d05
children 778989dba3a2
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#ifndef CPUDETECT_H
#define CPUDETECT_H

#define CPUTYPE_I386	3
#define CPUTYPE_I486	4
#define CPUTYPE_I586	5
#define CPUTYPE_I686    6

typedef struct cpucaps_s {
	int cpuType;
	int cpuStepping;
	int hasMMX;
	int hasMMX2;
	int has3DNow;
	int has3DNowExt;
	int hasSSE;
	int hasSSE2;
	int isX86;
} CpuCaps;

extern CpuCaps gCpuCaps;

void GetCpuCaps(CpuCaps *caps);

/* returned value is malloc()'ed so free() it after use */
char *GetCpuFriendlyName(unsigned int regs[], unsigned int regs2[]);

#endif /* !CPUDETECT_H */