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  • Android built in Camera encoder VS FFMPEG --- Speed

    6 décembre 2017, par user3903275

    How does recording a 1080P, H264 encoded video in android camera application is realtime fast but encoding a video in android using FFMPEG is slow at the same video size ?

    I know FFMPEG is a software level encoder and it wont support any hardware features.

    I know camera applications directly get buffer data from camera driver.

    But actually where the difference happens ??

    Why camera application is Realtime fast ???

    Does it use GPU and OpenGL features of the phone to encode the video so that its so realtime fast ??

    Because both Camera Application and FFMPEG runs on same mobile but still camera encodes H264 realtime ???

  • Android built in Camera encoder VS FFMPEG --- Speed

    3 novembre 2015, par user3903275

    How does recording a 1080P, H264 encoded video in android camera application is realtime fast but encoding a video in android using FFMPEG is slow at the same video size ?

    I know FFMPEG is a software level encoder and it wont support any hardware features.

    I know camera applications directly get buffer data from camera driver.

    But actually where the difference happens ??

    Why camera application is Realtime fast ???

    Does it use GPU and OpenGL features of the phone to encode the video so that its so realtime fast ??

    Because both Camera Application and FFMPEG runs on same mobile but still camera encodes H264 realtime ???

  • Run FFmpeg executable from sdcard

    29 juillet 2013, par vijay

    In my android application, I have to concat videos of different formats and i use FFmpeg for this.I made use of the java wrapper provided by guardianproject at the below link :

    https://github.com/guardianproject/android-ffmpeg-java

    But this method uses the FFmpeg executable. Some of the guys suggested to avoid this approach, because we need to issue permission to run the executable s since android will not do that.

    Also this can only be possible when the app's data is in phone memory.So the problem is, the app cannot be moved to sdcard. When we do so, the executable cannot be run.

    I feel this method is good when compared to writing JNI. So is it possible to issue permission to a executable that can run on a sdcard.

    Any help is appreciated.

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