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Whirligig now ships a Lepton build for Steam Frame, but GPU video decoding is missing

Whirligig, a VR video player sold on Steam, now ships a native Android build for the Steam Frame running on Valve's Lepton compatibility layer. The developer's release note claims it runs better than the Windows version through Proton, without backing figures, and states that GPU video decoding is missing.

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