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Oh, Dear! Fedora 37 Drops the Hardware Accelerated Video Decoding
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Chromium on Fedora gets VAAPI support! - Fedora Magazine
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Fedora Updates Chromium With VAAPI Support, Here's How To Enable Hardware- Accelerated Video Decoding - Linux Uprising Blog
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Enable Video hardware acceleration on Fedora 36+/RHEL/CentOS
