Fluendo codec pack includes a lot of different codecs. We don't sell H264 as a stand alone codec for now as you need additional codecs like AAC, etc...
Julien Lior Tamam wrote: >> CoreAVC is a commercial codec. Fluendo offers a commercial codec for >> H264 that already works like a charm in Elisa. > I'm glad to hear that, but CoreAVC claim to be the fastest codec for H264, > does FLuendo's codec compete with it? > I need to run it on my P4 2.4Ghz computer. > What about the price? CoreAVC cost only 7.95$ , Fluendo codec package cost > 28€, does the H264 codec sold standalone? > > On Sun, 2008-06-15 at 18:40 +0200, Julien Moutte wrote: >> CoreAVC is a commercial codec. Fluendo offers a commercial codec for >> H264 that already works like a charm in Elisa. >> >> So no real need for that except for people who already bought CoreAVC >> and do not want to buy an extra codec. In which case a GStreamer element >> should be written for it. >> >> Best regards, >> >> Julien Moutte, >> FLUENDO S.A. >> >> Lior Tamam wrote: >>> CoreAVC is commercial decoder for H.264 streams for win32 systems >>> its known by its good performance and stability. >>> recently it has been wrapped so it could run also under linux, using >>> mplayer or xine. (http://code.google.com/p/coreavc-for-linux) >>> >>> unfortunately, I didn't find any wrapper or decent H.264 codec for >>> gstreamer - the framework that elisa is based on. >>> >>> are there any plans to make elisa play movies using this codec or any >>> other win32 codecs, either by implementing gstreamer wrapper or using >>> mplayer inside elisa? >>> >>> leo
