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    Cette page présente quelques-uns des sites fonctionnant sous MediaSPIP.
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    MediaSPIP utilise les balises HTML5 video et audio pour la lecture de documents multimedia en profitant des dernières innovations du W3C supportées par les navigateurs modernes.
    Pour les navigateurs plus anciens, le lecteur flash Flowplayer est utilisé.
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    MediaSPIP uses HTML5 video and audio tags to play multimedia files, taking advantage of the latest W3C innovations supported by modern browsers.
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  • FFmpeg AVFrame to OpenGL texture without YUV to RGB soft conversion

    23 février 2012, par zebeurton

    I want to decode an encrypted H264 video file on iOS. I already have ported our decryption algorithm and it is working fine. However, we cannot directly use H264 hardware decoder due to lack of API in SDK.

    So I am trying to find an alternative to decode H264 video. I am trying to use FFmpeg to decode these video even if there are some possible LGPL license issues. I decode H264 video without any problems and I render H264 frames thanks to OpenGL ES texture. But there are some performance issues. I instrumented my code and the bottleneck is the ffmpeg rescaling and YUV to RGB conversion.
    I know that I can use OpenGL ES 2.0 shaders to convert YUV to RGB with GPU acceleration (related post Alternative to ffmpeg for iOS).
    I also know how AVFrame structure is composed : data[0] for Y data, data[1] for U data and data[1] for V data. But I do not understand how can I use line size[x] with data[x] to transmit data to OpenGL texture.

    Does anybody have an example of AVFrame YUV to OpenGL texture ?

    Thanks,
    David

  • Encoding Android Camera Frames h263/h264 [on hold]

    29 décembre 2015, par Another Guy

    I want to implement a Video Chatting app on Android . I created a SurfaceView , get Camera preview and captured the frame as a byte[ ] using Camera.PreviewCallback.onPreviewFrame( ) method . Now I want to encode that byte[ ] to a h263 frame , pass over the network . Also get similar type of frame over network , decode it to a byte[ ] ( or a displayable format ) , and show it in a View . I want to do it at least 15 FPS rate . I am asking help for the encoding/decoding part .

    For that purpose , which library would be suitable for me ? From where I should start ? Is my starting point wrong ? Is there any support on SDK or would I have to use NDK ? I have heard about FFMpeg/x264 library , but I could not figure out how I can use them in my purpose . It’s highly appreciated If you name any library , any reference , learning path , link or code snippet . Can you help me saying any workflow I should follow ? What if I want to use h264 encoding ? I just want to get it done , GPL/LGPL license of library would not matter a lot .

    I am a beginner in Android development . Any kind of assistance would be highly appreciated . Thanks in advance .

  • Encoding Android Camera Frames h263/h264 [closed]

    29 décembre 2015, par Another Guy

    I want to implement a Video Chatting app on Android . I created a SurfaceView , get Camera preview and captured the frame as a byte[ ] using Camera.PreviewCallback.onPreviewFrame( ) method . Now I want to encode that byte[ ] to a h263 frame , pass over the network . Also get similar type of frame over network , decode it to a byte[ ] ( or a displayable format ) , and show it in a View . I want to do it at least 15 FPS rate . I am asking help for the encoding/decoding part .

    For that purpose , which library would be suitable for me ? From where I should start ? Is my starting point wrong ? Is there any support on SDK or would I have to use NDK ? I have heard about FFMpeg/x264 library , but I could not figure out how I can use them in my purpose . It’s highly appreciated If you name any library , any reference , learning path , link or code snippet . Can you help me saying any workflow I should follow ? What if I want to use h264 encoding ? I just want to get it done , GPL/LGPL license of library would not matter a lot .

    I am a beginner in Android development . Any kind of assistance would be highly appreciated . Thanks in advance .

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