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any news in this topic? :kickass:
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new hopes
from: loic re: h.264 devel
2004-12-22 11:42
le saturday 18 december 2004 à 04:49:55 +0100, michael niedermayer a écrit:
> on wednesday 15 december 2004 19:50, loic le loarer wrote:
> > hello,
> >
> > here is my first real contribution, this patch add multi slice support
> > for main profile h.264 streams. i have tested this on all h264
>
> applied
thank you for applying my first patch. here is a new patch which :
- correct several errors on the deblocking accross slice boundaries.
- add support for deblocking_filter_idc==2 which means no deblocking accross slice.
- correct mmco with multiple slices.
5 more streams from h264 conformance suite are now correctly decoded.
best regards
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testet the newest ffdshow direct show filters (05.01.2005 edition) in graphedit. yes, h.264 works with them. there is only a new splitter missing.
so ffmpeg decoder can handle h.264 => the solution for xbmc is near. :o
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i "installed" the latest mplayer.dll and was happy to see my .mp4 start playing, but the feeling of happiness lasted for a few seconds before large grey squares started appearing and disapearing
still its better than before :nuts:
the file was encoded with nero avc with default options selected (at low bit rates its very impressive).
testing the latest cvs build on linux and the exact smae thing happend. rather than giving up after two minutes i continued to watch the file and for the vast majority of the time everything was fine, its just that all to frequently the decoding would fail leaving those blocks.
i really hope this doesn't sound like a complaint, i have tremendous respect for mplayer and xbmc people and even if it ends up i can't play my file, my graditude towards them will remain the same
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that may be true, but the things that is unsupported is also what makes x.264 so special
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well all my xboxs seem to be in use at the moment but ill test this as soon as possible.
on the note of video blocks. x264 and ffmpeg have not supported bframes and weighted prediction up until recently when bframe support was added. however i can asure you that without using these settings vlc (which uses the same decoding library) plays back nero avc enocdes perfectly.
i will test this in a couple of hours and i am considerably excited as beign able to use the best codec for my backups whilst mantaining compatibility with the xbox platform is very important.
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as i suspected the options that wont work with this patch are those that wernt until rececently supported.
my encode with recode plays flawlessly.( a slight issue with frame skipping jamming after a while but nothing that important)
i disabled bframes and weighted prediction in recode a until recently they were unsupported.
the latest ffdshow can decode bframes so it really must be only a matter of time before mplayer also can as they both use the same ffmpeg librarys.
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the nero encoded files that did not play with the latest windows cvs build of mplayer last week (see above) now playe flawlessley with todays latest build, so far 40 mins of the movie and no issues.