There is QuickSync. It's a Sandy Bridge Xeon.
QuickSync requires an IGPU. Xeon E5s don't have an IGPU - they don't have QuickSync. Apple instead uses the AMD VCE H.264 hardware encoder integrated into the Tahiti GPUs the MacPro6,1 has.
There is QuickSync. It's a Sandy Bridge Xeon.
Interesting. Must be a new feature in El Cap because when I had the 5,1 and 6,1 it wouldn't let me stream video via Airplay.QuickSync requires an IGPU. Xeon E5s don't have an IGPU - they don't have QuickSync. Apple instead uses the AMD VCE H.264 hardware encoder integrated into the Tahiti GPUs the MacPro6,1 has.
Not a new feature, it's been present since the MacPro6,1 was out. It only applies to the MacPro6,1 though, any other Mac Pro with a Tahiti GPU will not get AirPlay Mirroring support AFAIK.Interesting. Must be a new feature in El Cap because when I had the 5,1 and 6,1 it wouldn't let me stream video via Airplay.
Yes, streaming audio and video are both working, but AirPlay Mirroring does not work on my Mac Pro 5,1.
That was my point, 5,1 doesn't work for mirroring but you said it did...
Only for audio, though since MP 5,1's don't have Intel QuickSync in the CPUs.
You said:
It's not ONLY FOR AUDIO. Video also streams fine.
Mirroring does not work.
Yes, the AirPlay buttons in QuickTime and Safari were added in El Capitan.