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See RPM Fusion howto (section Hardware codecs with AMD (mesa)) for instructions.

On Fedora 37 and newer, install libavcodec-freeworld and mesa-va-drivers-freeworld.

F36 and older: Install ffmpeg from RPM Fusion repository.

You can add support for H.264 VA-API decode by these steps: VP8/VP9/AV1) should be accelerated out of the box. You may install enhanced-h264ify Firefox extension to disable non-accelerated video formats.Īccelerated video decoding works well on AMD as free drivers are available. You can disable it at about:config page setting to false. If there's WebRender (software) you're on non-accelerated backend. If there's WebRender, you're running on hardware. You can check hardware acceleration state at about:support page, look at Compositing row.

You can check your hardware using glxinfo | grep "profile version" for OpenGL and eglinfo | grep version for GLES. Please note that Firefox requires a GPU with support for OpenGL 3.2 or newer or GLES 3.0 or newer to enable hardware acceleration ( Source and further info). This guide is adjusted for Fedora only and may not work for stock Mozilla binaries or other distros.Īccelerated web page rendering is supported on both X11 and Wayland backends via WebRender. 1.2.3 Configure VA-API Video decoding on NVIDIAįirefox on Fedora supports hardware acceleration on Linux so let's look how to configure it and diagnose potential issues.1.2.2 Configure VA-API Video decoding on Intel.1.2.1 Configure VA-API Video decoding on AMD.1.1.3 Force disable hardware acceleration.1 Firefox Hardware acceleration on Fedora.