Christian Ohm schreef: > On Friday, 13 June 2008 at 8:40, Giel van Schijndel wrote: >> Christian Ohm schreef: >>> I prefer MKV to OGM as a movie container, though for a game it doesn't >>> really matter. Codec-wise Theora/Vorbis seems a good choice. >> I do like Matroska as a container as well, though I have no clue how >> implementing it compares to Ogg. > > Well, depends on the used library. If we go with ffmpeg, it can > automatically play almost every file. If we use the ogg libraries, we > should use the ogg container as well.
As mentioned before, I don't think ffmpeg is a good option. This due to complications with distributing it. >>>> It's probably best to somehow register the FMVs with warzone through the >>>> WRF resource system. Then we just attempt to always play these videos and >>>> do nothing when they're not loaded through the WRF system. >>> The infrastructure for that should still be in place, we just need code >>> to decode and show the videos. >> I don't think an infrastructure like I described above has ever been >> there really... > > Hm, I thought Warzone already does this, play movie if it's available, > and not if not. But it has been a while since I looked at that code. Yes, but it isn't handled by the WRF resource system at all, in fact the resource system is completely circumvented for FMVs. -- Giel
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