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VC-1 decoder

Discussion in 'Linux - General discussion' started by RenjithVR, Jan 28, 2008.

  1. RenjithVR

    RenjithVR Member

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    Hi all,
    Is any documents available for referring vc-1 decoder? from where do i get it? Can anyone tell that from where do i starts for developing vc-1 decoder? What are the basics we need to know before going to develop?
     
  2. varnull

    varnull Guest

    It is here.. read everything.

    http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=107676

    As for the basics.. dunno.. depends what you want to develop. How to use google to find information would probably be a good start ;)

    For info.. VC-1 is currently only (or so it seems) implemented in the wmv9 specification, codec download triggered automatically by WMP 10 on vista.. and there my interest ends........
     
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    hai varnull,

    Thanks for your reply. Your mail was helpful.
    I searched in google for the documents, forumns, and helpful articles. I gone through the available documents for vc-1 decoder. But still i have no idea from where do i starts. I already downloaded ffmpeg source code. But i don't know how to use that one. Please reply me if my mail is not clear.

    Thanks,
    Renjith
     
  4. varnull

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    To be honest I'm stuck with this.. Looks to me like M$ are trying to force another proprietary version of a standard.
    What are you trying to do.. build an encoder or something?

    The ISO documents for the VC-1 video standard would probably be the best place to start, but as it currently seems to be M$ only I'm leaving it to the open source people to come up with something instead of worrying about it..

    Now ffmpeg.. http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/ffmpeg-doc.html

    There are various patches available as well.. some which do quite extreme things.
     
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