I looked at the ffmpeg code once for an arm app I was building, and
ended up doing everything independently by hand, but it was not nearly
as fast as I was hoping.
The ffmpeg code is intimidating to say the least!
That would be a huge benefit for people if you can port it to the arm w/
optimizations for various VPA's and so on.
Good luck :)
~/Chris
Mike Frysinger wrote:
On Thursday 02 August 2007, wireless wrote:
I have a very close friend that is deep into the bowels of video
mathematics. She is analyzing quite a bit of published H.264
code, various Discrete algorithms, and evaluating processor
efficiencies with such code. It also happens she's savant with
any form of assembler and such. Maybe you ought to send me a list
of software you want ported to the Arm family?
i dont do arm work so honestly, there is no interest for me on that platform
at all in terms of doing "real work"
i can say though that any video optimizing you guys do should be done in
ffmpeg and pushed back to the ffmpeg developers ... that is the defacto
standard now for audio/video in the open source world
-mike
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