Le Mercredi 29 Janvier 2003 19:47, Rolf Dubitzky a ?crit : > Hi, > > I was looking in using xine-lib to support other video formats and codecs, > but after a while I had to come to the conclusion that this is not yet > possible. I hat som e-mail exchange with Guenter and it seems, that this is > something xine-lib might be targeting for after they have the 1.0 version > out. > > No I will have to try either ffmpeg again, or maybe look at mjpegtools. > mjpegtools look like a huge set of standalone tools, which is not optimal > for what I want to do. I am not sure if there is some central library
Yes, it is, but I think it's imcomplet... In my MDK 9.0, There is a package named 'libmjpegtools'. You can found some informations about here: http://rpmfind.net//linux/RPM/cooker/contrib/i586/libmjpegtools0-devel-1.6.1-1mdk.i586.html > could use, but I don't like the idea of calling external binaries and pipe > the video data around. Mjpegtools is very easy to use with the pipe process. I use to showing and convert DV file to MPEG, DIVX, MOV and others formats... > I have the feeling, that I will end up at the same > point like with xine, namely that mjpegtools cannot easyly provide random > access to the mpeg frames. Yes ! you can ! I have a DV file 'capture001.avi' grabed with kino from my digital camera. There is 1200 frames in this file. If i want to see only the frames between the frame ID 200 and the frame ID 300, i use : lav2yuv -o 200 -f 300 capture001.avi | yuvplay Look lav2yuv for more informations... Gilles CAULIER FRENCH KDE TEAM MJPEGTOOLS contributor (:=)))
