yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[MX Player] Dariusdd:
General

Format : hvc1

Codec ID : hvc1

File size : 687 MiB

Duration : 15mn 0s

Overall bit rate : 6 407 Kbps

Encoded date : UTC 2014-12-31 07:41:46

Tagged date : UTC 2014-12-31 07:41:46

Writing application : Hybrid 2014.11.09.2

Video

ID : 1

Format : HEVC

Format/Info : High Efficiency Video Coding

Format profile : Main@L5.1@Main

Codec ID : hvc1

Codec ID/Info : High Efficiency Video Coding

Duration : 15mn 0s

Bit rate : 6 017 Kbps

Maximum bit rate : 18.1 Mbps

Width : 3 840 pixels

Height : 2 160 pixels

Display aspect ratio : 16:9

Frame rate mode : Constant

Frame rate : 59.940 fps

Color space : YUV

Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0

Bit depth : 8 bits

Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.012

Stream size : 646 MiB (94%)

Writing library : x265 1.4+47-1e04e178a349:[Windows][GCC 4.9.2][32 bit]

Encoding settings : wpp / ctu=64 / tu-intra-depth=1 / tu-inter-depth=1 / me=1 / subme=2 / merange=57 / no-rect / no-amp / max-merge=2 / temporal-mvp / no-early-skip / no-fast-cbf / rdpenalty=0 / no-tskip / no-tskip-fast / strong-intra-smoothing / no-lossless / cu-lossless / no-constrained-intra / no-fast-intra / no-open-gop / interlace=0 / keyint=250 / min-keyint=25 / scenecut=40 / rc-lookahead=20 / bframes=4 / bframe-bias=0 / b-adapt=2 / ref=3 / weightp / no-weightb / aq-mode=1 / aq-strength=1.00 / cbqpoffs=0 / crqpoffs=0 / rd=3 / psy-rd=0.00 / psy-rdoq=0.00 / signhide / lft / sao / no-sao-non-deblock / b-pyramid / cutree / rc=crf / crf=28.0 / qcomp=0.60 / qpmin=0 / qpmax=51 / qpstep=4 / ipratio=1.40 / pbratio=1.30

Encoded date : UTC 2014-12-31 07:41:46

Tagged date : UTC 2014-12-31 07:41:52

Color range : Limited

Matrix coefficients : BT.601

That's the mediainfo results I get from your file. Format profile: Main@L5.1@Main Are you sure you linked the right file? The bit depth is also of only 8 bits.

Anyway, the file plays back without any kind of issues on my OP3.
[MX Player] ramirrat:
Strange, that file playing on my XP with fps dropping and unsync sound+video.
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
Would an XP machine support a video card with h265 acceleration? And/or is it even being hardware accelerated?
[MX Player] ramirrat:
XP means X Performance, he have same hardware as OnePlus 3
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
Ah, the Xperia X Performance, that makes more sense! :P In that case, I don't have an answer other than "perhaps the difference comes from Sony's (lack of) implementation in their drivers".
[MX Player] soraxd:
just felt like sharing this, I found a handy app that lists all the hardware codecs enabled on your gpu. I can see that my Note 4 doesn't support h265. very curious to know if s7 or note7 does. specifically the Exynos variant.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dama.hardwareinfo
[MX Player] Igaku:
I'm a complete newbie in regards to all this really, but it shows my Exynos S7 has OMX.Exynos.HEVC.Decoder in Codecs, I suppose that's H265?

In any case I've arrived here because I'm having an issue with a couple of 10-bit H264 I've tried playing: they pretty much only work with SW.

HW says it's not supported and HW+ just plays sound with a black screen and a couple of lines randomly glitching at the top of the screen. An 8-bit H264 works fine on both HW and HW+.

Most of the content I watch is at 720p and the SW reproduction performance is not an issue at all, but I was hoping to test and see if HW/HW+ would help in hiding the banding. Since someone said earlier that no Android player uses dithering I'm willing to bet not even HW/HW+ would help in that regard like MPC-HC on my laptop does.

That was one of the advantages of 10-bit IIRC, too bad Android doesn't do it properly...
[MX Player] xjammetx:
no HW decoders for h264 10bit variants bro. the only hope to decode them is in SW.

and yeah, hevc is h265
[MX Player] beanxinh:
You only have 10bit HW decode with HEVC (h265) with h264 you only have 8bit HW decode
[MX Player] ramirrat:
Discovered new codec, called ProRes, there a true awesome quality, playing in SW smoothly
[MX Player] donpippo:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_ProRes

size of the file and duration?
[MX Player] beanxinh:
I'm afraid that it can only barely able to run 720p AVC 10bit video and can't run 1080p video. Even the flagship CPUs struggle with Hi10p 1080p video.
[MX Player] 406X:
I think he is talking about Hi10 AVC H.264 video, not Hi10 HEVC. I have a Redmi Note 3 Pro and all Hi10 H.264 720p and 1080p videos I open are played flawlessly. With Hi10 HEVC videos, the Redmi Note 3 struggle so I do not advise getting this phone to watch those.
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
It's very difficult to comment in general since many OEM's doesn't implement 10bit decoders even if the chipset supports. It will force to use to SW. So, only the device users can comment on this.
[MX Player] coda.dream:
Actually these two videos can be play smoothly (SW) with Snapdragon 820 (SAMSUNG Galaxy S7).

Is it seems that these two videos cannot be play smoothly with Redmi Note 3 Pro?
[MX Player] Tinderbox (UK):
Ok, I have an android TV box, an mini mxq it has an rockchip rk3229 and is running android v4.4.4

These are two video`s i am having problems with.

Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero 1080p 10bit x264 - only plays fine in HW+ but has some breakup, in HW frozen image or black, no sound, Software plays but is very jerky

Chobits 1080p x265 - HW+ Not Supported - HW Sound but video is frozen, Software - plays but is jerky
[MX Player] br0adband:
Just got a Samsung Galaxy S7 Active yesterday, Snapdragon 820 powered, and I use MX Player Pro so I was curious myself about the HEVC decoding and yep, it handles it in hardware - even 10-bit. Measured the general CPU/GPU usage over a 5 minute period and the GPU was handling the decode as expected.
[MX Player] 406X:
Tested on my Redmi Note 3 Pro. Those videos have some stutters while playing. Seems like Main10 HEVC can't be played smoothly using SW decoder on Snapdragon 650.
[MX Player] Tinderbox (UK):
Both video`s play fine on my Tv Box with Rockchip RK3229 SOC in HW mode.

Play great in HW mode, HW+ Not supported, In SW mode very jerky.

John.
[MX Player] beanxinh:
Hi10p 720p video can play smoothly even with a Snapdragon 801. Real problem come when trying to play 1080p video. I have an Moto X Pure which have 808 and after a while the CPU become throttle and shuttle occur. An Snapdragon 650 with A72 cores may fare better though.

With my s7 edge using snapdragon 820 when playing Hi10p 1080 video I still can feel the phone become much warmer.

And when I say Hi10p I mean h264 AVC.
[MX Player] Tinderbox (UK):
What happens when you manually select HW in playback mode, does it say not supported?

For software in settings decoder, tick speedup trick, also in cpu core limit, set 6 or 7 cores even though the 820 only has 4 cores, this may make the playback in software decoding a bit smoother but i would look at downloading 480p or 720p and keep away from 1080p, I only play 480p video on my Samsung Tab S1 and it has a resolution of 2560 x 1600 on an 10.5" display and it looks great, so 480p will look even better on the S7 5.1" display, the higher the video resolution the faster your battery will run out, and you will not see any difference do a test with the same video 480p 720p and 1080p, I would rather have smooth as silk 480p than jerky 1080p

Though why the 820 cannot play 1080p h.265 HEVC in HW decoding i do not know, and 10-bit HEVC H.265 is in the specs in the photo below.

Maybe MX Player does not support the gpu features of the 820 yet as it`s quite new, I don't know what full support involves.

I only use 2 player MX Player Pro and Kodi, what one will not play the other normally will, though i have 1 or 2 10-bit H.264 1080p video`s that just dont playback well with any player, maybe they have been encoded in a non standard way.

[IMG="snapdragon 820 specs"]http://www.ixbt.com/short/images/2015/Aug/sd-820-01.jpg[/IMG]

John.
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
Specs are just for papers. It just denotes the capabilities. In Real life, Many OEMs don't implement many chipset features due to royalty/patent issues. If it's implemented 10bit HEVC should be playable in HW decoder itself. HW+ is somewhat hybrid method between HW+ & SW. It just utilize the advantage of both. That's why it supports more container or profiles. When Both HW & HW+ fails your system doesn't have hardware acceleration for that particular codec or profile. So, you must blame on OEMs rather than MX Player.
[MX Player] beanxinh:
Even with a 5" display you can see the difference between 480p and 1080p quite noticeably. But a smooth 480p is truly better than jerky 1080p

Base on what I can search on the Internet the Snapdragon 820 can indeed play HEVC 10bit but for some reason the OEM remove that function around March this year (HTC and Samsung) with the update of firmware. Now it seem that only One plus 3 can play HEVC 10bit. Without the support from the OEM MX player can't enable HW mode.

For testing I using the movie that post on the first post

- The one from http://www.libde265.org/downloads-videos/ can playing using HW mode

- But the one from Samsung http://demo-uhd3d.com/fiche.php?cat=uhd&id=96 can't not play
[MX Player] zyguo:
I'm so happy to see people enjoying their life with low resource cost
[MX Player] Tinderbox (UK):
OK, I tried the file "Samsung_UHD_7Wonders_of_the_World_Italy.ts" and it defaulted to SW player, and it was a slow slideshow, HW+ Not Supported, then i manually selected HW and it played smooth a silk on my Rockchip RK3229 in my MiniMXQ Box, running Android v4.4.4 1GB/8GB

The video "[1080p][16_REF_L5.1][mp3_2.0]Suzumiya Haruhi no Shou****su BD OP.mkv" only play in SW and is jerky, not in HW or HW+

John.
[MX Player] beanxinh:
The Rockchip RK3229 inside your TV support HEVC 4k 10 bit that why you can play the video in the link without any problem. It also help that most of the tvbox coming out off China have OS that support every codec under the sun as long as the HW can decode it. It kind of suck that major OEMs remove such a basic function from their flagship phone that cost many time as those cheap Chinese box.

Since I don't have the file "[1080p][16_REF_L5.1][mp3_2.0]Suzumiya Haruhi no Shou****su BD OP.mkv" it is just a guest, but there is a large chance that it is encode in Hi10p (AVC 10 bit) since a lot anime encode in that. Most of the SoC don't support decode Hi10p so it will have to revert back to SW mode and the ARM A7 inside RK3229 will have a hard time for that.

Edit : http://www.minipcdb.com/articles/Amlogic-S905-vs-Rockchip-RK3229

In the above link it say that RK3229 do support Hi10p so it is a little bit weird. May be your file use some strange encoding profile
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
I have already asked to share bug report on another thread as well. Without bug report, it's very difficult to what's the exact issue.!

Kindly share a bug report whenever you report some bugs.
[MX Player] beanxinh:
A quick update. At last I can play HEVC 10bit Video on a Snapdragon 820 device by switching to Xperia XZ. The problem with playback is indeed cause by firmware from Scamsung. I feel so disappointed with that :(.
[MX Player] belegdol:
I am having a very similar issue on my Nexus 9 running CyanogenMod ZNH5YAO0J1 and MX Player 1.8.9:

- the file is a 10 bit 1080p HEVC, 1:40:58 long and 2 GB large which puts it at around 2850 kbit/s if my math is right.

- HW and HW+ both say unsupported

- alternative HW+ opens the video but only shows black screen. Audio plays normally

- SW is borderline watchable with speedup and 4 cores but gets laggy in some scenes.

Can such video work on Nexus 9 with sufficient speed at all? Or is the device just too underpowered?

Wysłane z mojego XT1580 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[MX Player] USBhost:
I don't think our Nexus 9 has support for x265 10bit / just x265 yes

x264 10bit yes!

x265 10bit no!

x265 maybe I think it worked for me once on CM.

PS. The Nexus 9 only has 2 cores :good:

x265 is laggy on almost every device that uses SW
[MX Player] husaintaherali:
Has anyone tried HEVC Videos on Lenovo z2 plus (A.K.A Zuk z2)?

Does it support HW & HW+ for 10bit 1080p and 2160p?
[MX Player] :
HVEC 4K 60FPS 10-bit works smooth on S7 Edge Exynos + mx player with HW+.
[MX Player] mukhis:
you are kidding me, ain't you? i am failing to play all 4K HEVC/x265 60 fps 10-bit videos in my 6th gen (skylake) intel CPU based laptop (VLC/potplayer), and you have zero problems with SD820? is this video made by you, or it is downloadable (please name the source)? thanks.

P.S. if your case turns out to be true, i can switch to S7 edge (or even note 7 when sammy comes back after fixing the battery) from LG G4!!!
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
If your chipset supports hardware acceleration for HEVC Main10 @ 60fps you can play. CPU speed mostly matters when you want to play it in software decoder. I am not sure about his claim. Since he has mentioned as HW+ it could be a hardware accelerated playback (may be 8bit HEVC @ 60fps.)
[MX Player] :
First: i not kidding. ;)

Second: my cpu is a Exynos, not a Snap. :D

Third: Yes! I run 4k 60fps 10-bit HEVC on my SM-935F (S7 EDGE EXYNOS INTERNACIONAL) with hardware acceleration on Mxplayer. :D

1080P 24fps 10-bit:

4K 60FPS 10-bit:

Link for 4k video: http://demo-uhd3d.com/fiche.php?cat=uhd&id=96
[MX Player] mukhis:
great! i can't wait to see this! i can get sammy with exynos as i live in india. :good:

thanks a lot for a great demo link, too!
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
That's great.

Kindly a bug report from help menu right after playing the 10bit hevc 60fos video & share here. It will be helpful for me to analyze the media capabilities implemented in your firmware & whether is true hardware acceleration or not. Exynos chipset specification doesn't even mention 10bit HEVC.
[MX Player] :
Oh, yes sir! ?

60fps 4k

Here the report: http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/57f71b5e54b7f/report_2016-10-07_004846.zip

24fps 1080p

http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/57f71e1d61328/report_2016-10-07_010043.zip

Many thanks! ?
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
Can you try the following & report back with bug report?

Goto Settings > Decoder & Enable Alternative HW+. Then, Try the same videos again in HW+ & collect the logs.

Thanks for helping me in analyzing.
[MX Player] :
I enabled the software decoder, played the video after I enabled the HW decoder, but gave error. Activated decoder HW + and played the video again. Now you have a more detailed log. [emoji1]

Here: http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/57f79719806cc/report_2016-10-07_093416.zip
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
[emoji1] [emoji1]

Thanks for your valuable time.

Actually I have asked enable "Alternative HW+ Decoder"

From the past few versions MX Player comes with new HW+ engine for android 5.0 and above which can be enabled by Enabling "Alternative HW+ Decoder" together with Old "Use HW+ Decoder". Currently you are using old/classic HW+ method. On Nougat onwards it's only way for HW+ since Google has blocked the unofficial old HW+.

BTW,

FYI, Samsung hasn't exposed the HEVC Main10 decoder in supported media codecs list. Even 10bit support isn't specified in Exynos SoC specs. But, It's enabled in your firmware. That's I wanted to test the behaviour of new "Alternative HW+ Decoder" to know whether it will work in future or not.

If it's possible Keep Both "Use HW+ Decoder" & "Alternative HW+ decoder" enabled. Then test the videos again & collect the bug report and share here.

Thanks again.
[MX Player] :
Oh, okay. Take:

http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/57f7a38fe13c1/report_2016-10-07_103031.zip
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
Everything seems to be normal. Hope it might have played well. Still wonders why Samsung has kept it as hidden. May be to avoid licensing cost. Anyhow it works.

Thanks again for your time.
[MX Player] :
You're welcome! ?
[MX Player] Tinderbox (UK):
I tried the "4k 60fps 10-bit HEVC" on the MX Player 1.8.9 Beta 2 and it started in SW with a black screen and then after a few seconds it reset my TV Box, sometimes if i try and change to HW+ or HW i get an not available.

EDIT: "4k 60fps 10-bit HEVC" plays smooth as silk in HW mode using HW Player Free 1.7.40 but HW+ is not available

I tried the "4k 60fps 10-bit HEVC" on a few other video players without success, But there is a extremely basic video player that comes on my TV Box seems like is part of gallery, it plays the "4k 60fps 10-bit HEVC" video smooth a silk.

"Telmu Mini MXQ - Android v4.4.4 TV Box - RK3229 SOC 1GB/8GB"

Does the error log survive if the android device crashes/reboots ??

Why can i play the 4K video below, with that new video player, but not player the second video that is only 1080p ?? - neither video will play in mx player beta 2

Video plays smooth as silk.

Video plays for 1/2 second then stops but audio continues, this happens the same in mx player.

codec list from mx player beta 2, I cannot see any "Main 10@L5.1@High" but the 4K video plays ??

John.
[MX Player] unsuns:
Flashable X265 1080p 10bit HW Codec Pack

YES !

Indeed I have a Galaxy Tab S T805, which is a great Tab, but lacking the x265 1080p playback :( :(:( (I'm on Marshmallow stock TW-based IronRom 3.0).

It would be HUGE to be able to play it thanks to a Flashable X265 1080p 10bit HW Codec Pack (maybe Universal to be available for all devices).

Thank you !

[MENTION=4773035]mariojuniorjp[/MENTION] What ROM are you exactly on ?
[MX Player] Tinderbox (UK):
I have the T800 on MM and with the current codex i think we are limited to 8bit hevc at 720p, though i convert everything to 768x432 as it still looks great and it`s easy on the battery life and storage space required.

John.
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
Hardware acceleration needs to be supported by hardware & the same implemented on ROM. So, almost it's impossible to create a universal Codec with hardware acceleration. So, only option is ffmpeg based SW decoder which will use CPU to decode. So, it will be laggy when your cpu cannot handle the load.

In recent marshmallow updates to Samsung Devices, it has implemented HEVC playback. Even though it's software based OMX codec, it performs better than traditional ffmpeg based SW decoder. In my S5 I can play 1080p HEVC 8bit. It uses 30-40% CPU where as traditional SW decoder uses 60% CPU.

Kindly try to switch to latest marshmallow stock firmware & use MX Player 1.8.9. Try in HW decoder. If it works you may even try HW+ which supports more profiles.

In order to use HW+,

Goto Settings > Decoder & Enable "Use HW+ Decoder". Then, Settings > Decoder > HW+ Video Codecs & Enable H265.

Then, Settings > Decoder & enable "Alternative HW+ decoder".

Kindly note that none of them are true hardware acceleration. So, don't expect the superior performance like modern devices which supports true hardware acceleration fo HEVC decoding.
[MX Player] unsuns:
I'm already on the latest ROM & MXPlayer 1.8.9.

Unfortunately, I can not play any X265 1080p 10 bit video, HW option is completely greyed out, and HW+ & Alternative HW+ don't play the video at all. Only SW works, but it's very laggy.

Thank you for explaining that OMX codecs aren't true hardware, but it will be the best solution for the moment.

I hope we could at least make it available for TW ROMs and devices. :)
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
I have mentioned that it's working for 8bit video. Not for 10bit video. When the chipset itself doesn't support hardware acceleration of HEVC, no one can add the support. Whatever implementation in ROM will be software level. 8bit support itself software level as I said. So, don't expect much from the 2+ years old hardware. Even dsvices with modern SoC doesn't support HEVC 10bit (except few). Even if SoC supports many OEMs doesn't implement the decoder.

FYI,

OMX is the interface to access system decoders. So, it needs to be implemented on your device.

HW+ & new alternative hw+ both uses omx decoders. It's not necessary that every omx decoders are hardware accelerated. When you use old hw+ (i.e alternative hw+ disabled) it will use only omx codecs with hardware acceleration will be used. But when "Alternative HW+" is enabled it will use any omx codec.
[MX Player] unsuns:
I completely understand the SoC issue, however MY POINT is that OMX 10bits codecs are not even implemented on my device's (Tab S) stock based ROM.

Samsung didn't bother or intentionnally didn't include it in their ROM.

My proposition is to "extract" them from [MENTION=4773035]mariojuniorjp[/MENTION]'s ROM/device and to find a way to install it on others.

Maybe it's gonna be laggy or it won't work at all, but at least we should give a try :) .
[MX Player] Tinderbox (UK):
There is a company called Strongene that supposedly had an opencl decoder for android hevc decoding (just checked now opengl) that supposedly will use the gpu for decoding hevc

I have been watching the site for months, but nothing seems to have happened, maybe since software 720p hevc decoding is now available. :(

http://xhevc.com/en/downloads/downloadCenter.jsp

John.
[MX Player] :
G935FXXU1BPIF

https://samsung-firmware.org/download/Galaxy S7 edge/l720/ZTO/G935FXXU1BPIF/G935FZTO1BPIF/

:)
[MX Player] unsuns:
Thank you ! Could you please upload your /system/lib folder and /system/etc/media_codecs.xml and media_codecs_XXX.xml files ?

I'll try to compare it with mine.
[MX Player] :
Of course ?

https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0B8Ue522-UyvlOFpxUy0zaTRkc00&export=download
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
This is quite exciting indeed! Interesting choice by Samsung to not publicize, yet still leave it unlocked. Seems another reason to prefer Exynos devices over the Snapdragons. It's unfortunate the Exynos devices are difficult to get in North America. :/

P.S. Girls und Panzer the movie, great choice -- I enjoyed it very much myself as well!
[MX Player] Skyjersey:
Tested my new phone on a bunch a bunch of HEVC videos. My phone is a Xiaomi Mi Max 4GB RAM with Snapdragon 652 proc. on MIUI 8

HEVC 8-bit plays on HW+ mode.

10-bit 1080p stutters.

10-bit and 12-bit 720p plays smoothly. Did not test 1080p 12-bit.

All of the videos are anime.
[MX Player] :
Ktsamy, "alternative HW+ decoder" is gone on Nougat. :/
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
It's because the legacy HW+ no longer available in nougat.

Alternative Decoder is used by default. That's why there no such option.
[MX Player] :
Oh, thanks! ?
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
[/COLOR]

It's because, Legacy HW+ is no longer possible with Nougat. So, only HW+ is the new HW+ engine (i.e Alternative HW+). That's why there is no separate settings...! :cool:
[MX Player] dkmsn8:
Mi5
[MX Player] dkmsn8:
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[MX Player] dkmsn8:
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[MX Player] Wesley_NL:
I use mx player neon, works well on galaxy s6 edge+

I play a lot anime fansubs witch are 720p or 1080p mkv aac flac on 10 bit or hevc with styled subs with moving signs and kataoke, no lag at all, i hope mx player get a feature to read chapters in mkv,
[MX Player] Kantana:
Just to report that 10 bit HEVC HW and HW+ acceleration works well on LG V20. Played back a Samsung sample video at 4K 10 bit HEVC very smoothly. Since this phone runs on Android 7, it is using alternative codecs with no option to switch back.
[MX Player] Wesley_NL:
hey guys, mx player seem to have problems with fonts in mkv, with specific subs the font changes and leters are twice as big , how come ? , also when will mx player will have chapter rendering ?
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
Can you provide a sample clip...?
[MX Player] :
Can't seem to get h264 10bit playing under hw/hw+ with a s820 with my v20. File is [FFF] Love Live! [BD][1080p-FLAC]
[MX Player] spyolas:
Anyone has any experience with Huawei P9 Lite and Hi10P both h264 and h265?
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
Hi10 h264 is not a HW supported format on anything not running a Tegra.
[MX Player] Thane187:
[MENTION=5286130]CDB-Man[/MENTION]: Is there a android os media player which runs on Tegra?
[MX Player] Dariusdd:
https://www2.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/android-tv/

Nvidia Shield TV is what you'd want, but it has been out of stock for a few months.

Of note: HW rendering of Hi10P video on nvidia hardware is kinda broken in how it looks, but this thing is supposed to have enough oomph to push high bitrate stuff in SW rendering due to it being actively cooled.
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
You're looking right at one? MX Player in HW+ mode is able to somewhat leverage the Tegra SoC. It's not perfect, but better than straight SW decode.