On Friday, December 14, 2001, at 12:24 PM, zen Genius wrote:
> Hi, > > I 've just started my work on it. It's my university project really. > All I need is to get video stream across network and display and the > other end. The main focus is on RTP part as steraming. > > I have adopted jrtplib for porject, which do the packetization for RTP > as well as cover all the low level network operations such as UDP/IP. > Nice framework. > > However, I haven't have access to other MPEG4 codec except opendivx > which is thought to be cpu intensive. Mind telling me where do you get > the H263 codec ??? > > You can get it here: http://www.xs4all.nl/~roalt/h263.html Note that libr263 is just the decoder, rewritten by Roalt Aalmoes for speed; the original codec is telenor.tar.gz which is no longer maintained. There are other streaming codecs out on the net that use different algorithms. This is not your only choice. Adrian. > Art. > > On Wed, 12 Dec 2001 19:58:42 > bacterium wrote: > >> How far along are you in this? I am working on a videoconferencing >> project myself (still in planning phase) and I hope to make it so that >> the codec used is user-selectable. Currently, I only have an H.263 >> codec >> which I am using (I have to modify it some to read data the way I >> want). >> Personally, I think that divx is too cpu intensive to work well real >> time, especially on older machines, or with multiple connections. >> However, if you could get it to work well, it would be useful to my >> project as an alternative. I am curious about your project: what the >> focus is (ie, why someone would use your program rather than an >> existing >> one.), how it generally works, and any hints you can give for doing >> this >> sort of thing. > > > _______________________________________________ Video4linux-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
