Hi,
Ichthyostega schrieb:
But, /assumed you do have theses capabilities/, the goal
is to write code able to deal with organizing all those video frames
efficiently -- and this is what the video player test app is aiming at.
Roland schrieb:
What do you mean by efficiently?
getting the right
Burkhard Plaum wrote:
Hi,
Ichthyostega schrieb:
But, /assumed you do have theses capabilities/, the goal
is to write code able to deal with organizing all those video frames
efficiently -- and this is what the video player test app is aiming at.
Roland schrieb:
What do you mean by
Hi,
Christian Thaeter schrieb:
No matter what future codecs will be like (with more weird possible
inter-frame dependencies than H.264) they will all be optimized for
sequential decoding, since that's the normal case :)
Quite sure, but the question is when caching frames is cheaper than
Hi all,
I'm just considering on this problem: What organizing all those video
frames efficiently can induce:
precaution: this is a NON-coder view:
Let's say we want to play one hundred videos on the same screen at the
same time:
1) this suppose that these videos are placed side by side or
Am Mittwoch, den 16.04.2008, 11:59 -0400 schrieb Roland:
The idea is interesting for a start. Do you think it is possible? ie :
plays many hdv videos for example?
Hi Roland,
just to explain Christian's Idea a bit: the videoplayer will use the
same backend code as Lumiera, and it creates a
Hi Hermann,
What do you mean by efficiently?
But, /assumed you do have theses capabilities/, the goal
is to write code able to deal with organizing all those video frames
efficiently -- and this is what the video player test app is aiming at.
Cheers,
Hermann V.
But, /assumed you do have theses capabilities/, the goal
is to write code able to deal with organizing all those video frames
efficiently -- and this is what the video player test app is aiming at.
Roland schrieb:
What do you mean by efficiently?
getting the right frame out to the right
