compile from https://code.google.com/p/ffmpeg-msvc/
update:replace the sdl renderer wirh D3D renderer.Its faster now.
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MinGW：configure --enable-avresample --enable-postproc --enable-gpl --enable-shared --disable-static --toolchain=msvc --disable-yasm --disable-network --disable-doc --extra-cflags="-D_M_ARMM" --enable-cross-compile --target-os=win32 --arch=win32 --extra-ldflags="-MACHINE:ARM" --disable-dxva2
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This was my best news. At lease I can use this before VLC metro were release.
Nice work. The site claims it's missing the decoders, though; what formats does it support? Does it just use the Windows built-in ones?
It can open the most of video, at least. But most of them, usually the one that build in video app can't play, it very slow and the video so lag then video and audio doesn't sync.
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Nice work. The site claims it's missing the decoders, though; what formats does it support? Does it just use the Windows built-in ones?
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It uses native decoders.I have tried rmvb,wmv,x264,mpeg2,vob.FFplay uses sdl1.2 and its very slow on Windows RT so I am looking for a third part player based on ffmpeg which support D3D or DDRAW renderer.
Why FFmpeg didn't include in list at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2092348 ?
Short version? Because I haven't added it yet.
Long version? Because I wasn't sure that it would actually be usable, due to either lacking codecs or having them run very slowly, and I haven't had a chance to test it yet. You may notice that the list tends to get updated a bit sporadically; I try to get to it a couple times a week but sometimes life gets in the way.
Its easy to compile the new ffmpeg version with msvc and MinGW.Can any one help to compile it?I know nothing about MinGW so its too difficult for me.
http://ffmpeg.org/platform.html#Native-Windows-compilation-using-MinGW-or-MinGW_002dw64
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Fo...loading-ffmpeg-dlls-in-win8-app?prof=required
If we could use MinGW for RT, we could port a *lot* more apps. I don't know how to adapt those instructions for targeting RT even if the whole thing does compile under MSVC, though it may be possible. Worth a look, at least. It's worth remembering that VLC is / has done a lot of work targeting MinGW-gcc for WinRT including ARM; hopefully it can be targeted for desktop RT pretty easily too.
im sorry for this noob question but sir, could you please wrote a detailed instruction how to install this? im running win8 enterprise.
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If we could use MinGW for RT, we could port a *lot* more apps. I don't know how to adapt those instructions for targeting RT even if the whole thing does compile under MSVC, though it may be possible. Worth a look, at least. It's worth remembering that VLC is / has done a lot of work targeting MinGW-gcc for WinRT including ARM; hopefully it can be targeted for desktop RT pretty easily too.
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I imagine Windows binary formats are generally the same no matter what the context. So it will probably work. Wish they'd release even a WIP version of the compiler just so we could play with it!
gradd said:
im sorry for this noob question but sir, could you please wrote a detailed instruction how to install this? im running win8 enterprise.
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You're in the wrong world... this is Windows RT, not 8.
dude, you rock!
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OMG, this is soo awesome dude!!! Just got my new RT and was sad about the fact that there is no proper mkv-player (at least not free)
Your work is brilliant, and I hope you get some time to make it even cooler
the Video playback is FLAWLESS, and i dont mind to do the mouseclick inside the Video for Forward and rewind, but is there a possibility to get real full-screen? (i just maximized the window)
EDIT: nvm I got it: its " f "
Greatfully
Blade
Why are "PowerDVD" and "mobild.HD media Player" able to play "10GB+""1080p"-mkv-files flawlessly? Do they bring their own Codec?
720p files runs fine with ffmpeg0.6arm+D3D-mod, but the 1080p-mkv files are playing very very slow, even with Parameters "-fast" and/or "-framedrop"...
Thank you so much
BIade said:
Why are "PowerDVD" and "mobild.HD media Player" able to play "10GB+""1080p"-mkv-files flawlessly? Do they bring their own Codec?
720p files runs fine with ffmpeg0.6arm+D3D-mod, but the 1080p-mkv files are playing very very slow, even with Parameters "-fast" and/or "-framedrop"...
Thank you so much
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PowerDVD do indeed use their own codecs, the developer are part of the group which write up the specs for DVD video and various video formats etc. They can write a ton of codecs, they are not open source.
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PowerDVD do indeed use their own codecs, the developer are part of the group which write up the specs for DVD video and various video formats etc. They can write a ton of codecs, they are not open source.
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Oh thank you so much for your answer!! I was wondering this the whole time, but didn't dare to ask till today. I assume the mobile.HD media Player do the same...
Thankfully
Blade
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MinGW：configure --enable-avresample --enable-postproc --enable-gpl --enable-shared --disable-static --toolchain=msvc --disable-yasm --disable-network --disable-doc --extra-cflags="-D_M_ARMM" --enable-cross-compile --target-os=win32 --arch=win32 --extra-ldflags="-MACHINE:ARM" --disable-dxva2
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update:FFMPEG2.1
MinGW：configure --enable-avresample --enable-postproc --enable-gpl --enable-shared --disable-static --toolchain=msvc --disable-yasm --disable-network --disable-doc --extra-cflags="-D_M_ARMM" --enable-cross-compile --target-os=win32 --arch=win32 --extra-ldflags="-MACHINE:ARM" --disable-dxva2
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You have MinGW compiling for windows RT?
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You have MinGW compiling for windows RT?
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It does mention --toolchain=msvc ..... :/
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Oh well, at least there was a hope.
MemoryController said:
It does mention --toolchain=msvc ..... :/
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Missed that
Related
there hasn't been an app on the market that could play .avi's. could there be a hack to add the divx codec to the phone or is it just not possible for the phone to play xvid files?
.avi is a container format for video streams, so beyond an app being able to open the avi, codecs need to exist to decode the streams inside.
Android's multimedia architecture is built around PacketVideo OpenCORE. Excerpt from this document on interacting with OpenCORE:
There are several ways to integrate a codec into the PV OpenCore multimedia framework
including as a compressed media I/O component, as a node, and as an OpenMax component
integrated into the OpenMax codecs nodes that are part of the framework. Many codecs,
especially those that include hardware acceleration, implement the OpenMax IL interface making
the OpenMax interface the most straightforward method of integration in those cases.
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Try CorePlayer..
EDIT: Sorry, did'nt recognize this is Android section Anyway, would be nice to see CorePlayer or TCPMP for Android platform!
Regards,
Carty..
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Try CorePlayer..
EDIT: Sorry, did'nt recognize this is Android section Anyway, would be nice to see CorePlayer or TCPMP for Android platform!
Regards,
Carty..
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If you go to www.coreplayer.com it tells you that its coming soon for the Iphone and Android.
lazee_smurf said:
If you go to www.coreplayer.com it tells you that its coming soon for the Iphone and Android.
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20$ for a video player? no thanks...
devsk said:
20$ for a video player? no thanks...
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I love how some people expect all software to be free.
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I love how some people expect all software to be free.
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not all, but some. I will pay for super good video editing software with some cool effects. But playing video is very basic.
XviD decompression on a 400 MHz CPU in a Java-like VM.
I lol'd. We'll see.
Gary13579 said:
XviD decompression on a 400 MHz CPU in a Java-like VM.
I lol'd. We'll see.
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Don't forget that the screen is small. In fact, you can test it out yourself. Pick a video of your choosing, fire up avidemux, choose IPOD preset and encode it at 320x240. Play it on G1. Plays wonderful quality and perfectly smooth.
Don't underestimate the graphics power of this device. It can do more complex h264 (xvid's and divx's successor) perfectly fine.
Gary13579 said:
XviD decompression on a 400 MHz CPU in a Java-like VM.
I lol'd. We'll see.
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Not at all impossible to decode XviD (if an openmax codec is implemented), given realistic mobile-oriented resolutions and bitrates.
devsk said:
Don't forget that the screen is small. In fact, you can test it out yourself. Pick a video of your choosing, fire up avidemux, choose IPOD preset and encode it at 320x240. Play it on G1. Plays wonderful quality and perfectly smooth.
Don't underestimate the graphics power of this device. It can do more complex h264 (xvid's and divx's successor) perfectly fine.
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I highly doubt h264 decoding is done within the Davlik VM. Hell, there may even be hardware acceleration for that. But at the moment, any DivX/XviD player would be coded in Java, making is quite a bit slower and harder to do than the h264 version.
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But at the moment, any DivX/XviD player would be coded in Java, making is quite a bit slower and harder to do than the h264 version.
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The UI would be Java, but the codec itself would be a c/c++ implementation that hooked into opencore.
jashsu said:
The UI would be Java, but the codec itself would be a c/c++ implementation that hooked into opencore.
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Which, currently in Android, would be impossible?
the N95 plays divx/xvid files (just any that you'd find on a computer) perfectly using Coreplayer. I would like to think that the G1 could handle the same files just as well with the same software, given that it has 3 times as much ram and a 30% faster Qualcomm processor...unless the G1 suffers the same problem as every Windows Mobile device by HTC currently on the market.
I do hope not.
devsk said:
not all, but some. I will pay for super good video editing software with some cool effects. But playing video is very basic.
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so is bread&milk...
leoni1980 said:
the N95 plays divx/xvid files (just any that you'd find on a computer) perfectly using Coreplayer.
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Because it's written in a native language and runs directly on the cpu and gpu (as opposed to inside a VM)
vihil said:
so is bread&milk...
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you are comparing bread&milk with features on G1...You need to get a life...
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I love how some people expect all software to be free.
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20 bucks is a ripoff whatever way you look at it. I love people who assume people want it for free instead of for a reasonable price.
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you are comparing bread&milk with features on G1...You need to get a life...
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Maybe we all do...
I'm sure someone has already worked their magic and created a video player for Android. All they are waiting for is for Google to allow them to charge for the App on the marketplace.
last week asked Galaxy S owners to provide me with a /system dump, and they did. now sharing it with everyone else, might come in useful.
http://www.mediafire.com/?uinwwjl0jhn ([email protected])
the interesting parts:
/system/lib/libs264domxoc.so
/system/lib/libsac3domxoc.so
/system/lib/libsdiv3domxoc.so
/system/lib/libsflacdomxoc.so
/system/lib/libsvc1domxoc.so
/system/lib/libswmv8domxoc.so
/system/lib/libsavidocn.so
/system/lib/libsmkvdocn.so
/system/lib/libsflvdocn.so
/system/lib/libswmfdocn.so
while at it, might as well ask a related question... would it be possible to port some of those modules over to Evo, or they are too tied in with the Cortex-A8 which Galaxy S runs?
thanks
please someone try...
Sick Matroska. This is the only codec that does not work well with rock player.
Matroska would make me a very happy camper. Anime + EVO = yay!
Samsung Galaxy S has Cortex-A8 = hardware accelerated ALL video codec/container support
Motorolla Droid X has Cortex-A8 = hardware accelerated ALL video codec/container support
HTC Evo does NOT have Cortex-A = no proper video playback support
why does Evo has to have everything but miss out on the most important features, hardware accelerated video playback (which is not limited to just baseline-h264 & aac in mp4)
... I really think I'm going to get the Droid X... and let Verizon rape me for 2 years.
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Motorolla Droid X has Cortex-A8 = hardware accelerated ALL video codec/container support
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Wrong
ok, correction - NEON technology, which is included in Cortex-A8.
"... easily integrate multiple codecs in software with NEON Technology on the Cortex-A8 ... watch any video in any format ... Many soft codec standards: MPEG-4, H.264, On2 VP6/7/8, Real, AVS... "
src: http://www.arm.com/products/processors/cortex-a/cortex-a8.php
src: http://www.arm.com/products/processors/technologies/neon.php
not quite sure if a system dump is all you need to create a rom, but I'd really dig a touchwiz rom.
if anyone wants to test i can post a deodexed app folder. those lwps are sweet, but the weather/clock widget looks like a poor interpretation of sense clock. i did rip out the non-trial version of swype though....
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ok, correction - NEON technology, which is included in Cortex-A8.
"... easily integrate multiple codecs in software with NEON Technology on the Cortex-A8 ... watch any video in any format ... Many soft codec standards: MPEG-4, H.264, On2 VP6/7/8, Real, AVS... "
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I'm pretty sure Snapdragon has support for the NEON instruction set.
The Scorpion core (shown in Figure 1) is similar to ARM's Cortex-A8, which also implements the ARMv7 architecture. Like the Cortex-A8, Scorpion is a superscalar, dual-issue machine, and supports the powerful, signal-processing-oriented NEON instruction set extensions and VFPv3 floating-point extensions (referred to collectively on Scorpion as the "VeNum" media processing engine).
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that's what i thought as well... yxplayer supports Cortex-A8/NEON, and when i turn them on in settings = no change
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that's what i thought as well... yxplayer supports Cortex-A8/NEON, and when i turn them on in settings = no change
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I have the same result when using a Motorola Droid, which has a Cortex-A8.
cloud858rk said:
I have the same result when using a Motorola Droid, which has a Cortex-A8.
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i think i'm seeing some light at the end of the tunnel again
I think that the snapdragon is not being fully-utilized by the drivers in these phones... It is FAR more capable than we are seeing...
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I think that the snapdragon is not being fully-utilized by the drivers in these phones... It is FAR more capable than we are seeing...
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Video players like yxplayer and Rockplayer are tapping into Android's OpenCore and can't play xvid, mkv, etc well as a result. CoreCodec is developing CorePlayer for Android which will replace Android's multimedia stack and use their own. CorePlayer can already play many codecs at more than fullspeed on other platforms like Windows Mobile and Symbian. CoreCodec is known to take its time getting stuff out the door and have only recently have had most of the stuff they've needed in the SDK/NDK to port it, so it might take a while for them to finish it.
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Matroska would make me a very happy camper. Anime + EVO = yay!
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i second this majority of my stuff is in MKV 264 so id donate to someone who makes a small footpritn player that couould handle my files to paly native on evo without conversion 20$ towards this ims ure others woudl do same with ability to use subs and diffrerent audio tracks as well basically port vlc to android and were set
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if anyone wants to test i can post a deodexed app folder. those lwps are sweet, but the weather/clock widget looks like a poor interpretation of sense clock. i did rip out the non-trial version of swype though....
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I'd definitely test.
MagnusRagnarok said:
if anyone wants to test i can post a deodexed app folder. those lwps are sweet, but the weather/clock widget looks like a poor interpretation of sense clock. i did rip out the non-trial version of swype though....
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load it up, i'll attach it to OP
spyngamerman said:
i second this majority of my stuff is in MKV 264 so id donate to someone who makes a small footpritn player that couould handle my files to paly native on evo without conversion 20$ towards this ims ure others woudl do same with ability to use subs and diffrerent audio tracks as well basically port vlc to android and were set
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If someone ported VLC to Android I'd be the happiest person alive.
And I'll definitely test anything you have as well.
Hi guys,
Waiting for android on the HP Touchpad, is there someone knows how to play divx (moovies) on that tablet with webos with a free application.
It seems that there only one soft who do that but not free.(around 7€)
Thx for yours advices.
find a video converter and convert to a supported format.
Probably mp4 is supported, don't know really.
A free one was called Format Factory.
as you say there is a paid app that can do avi, divx, xvid etc but nothing for free.
the best advice i can give you is to use the handbrake template in the following link to pretty much guarantee compatibility when converting video files.
http://forums.precentral.net/hp-tou...n-resources/287212-handbrake-preset-dvds.html
also, if you have mkv files, you could use something like gotsent to convert them to mp4 and they should work.
What's the name of the app?
Kalemsoft Media Player...
http://www.kalemsoft.com/site/products-WebOS-KSMPlayer.html
Thanks for that.... other question I have is I have put credit card details into the webos app store and I still can't see any paid apps? help anyone?
nevermind ... seems Australia is failboat on the paid apps...
yeah paid apps doesn't work for australia at the moment.
probably never now.
easier to just convert them.
Try the latest KalemSoft beta for free http://www.kalemsoft.com/betas/com.kalemsoft.ksmplayera_0.3.6_all.ipk (220811)
Here's a really good video converter. It's free just make sure to get the converters suite at the top right.
pazera-software.com/products
bcpk said:
Try the latest KalemSoft beta for free http://www.kalemsoft.com/betas/com.kalemsoft.ksmplayera_0.3.6_all.ipk (220811)
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Yeah, KalemSoft works for all my stuff.
I actually just installed a new app from homebrew called Touchplayer it is supposed to support all formats, however it is all CPU rendering
perfect... Worked a treat.... Preware is fun too! Really impressed with webOS actually.
bobmcbobman said:
I actually just installed a new app from homebrew called Touchplayer it is supposed to support all formats, however it is all CPU rendering
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cool.
i'll check this app out.
it'll be interesting to see how my overclocked TP handles the extra cpu load.
most of my movies aren't HD anyway so there shouldn't be much load.
EDIT: doesn't seem to want to download.
bcpk said:
Try the latest KalemSoft beta for free http://www.kalemsoft.com/betas/com.kalemsoft.ksmplayera_0.3.6_all.ipk (220811)
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is that for the touchpad too? the one I downloaded was version 0.3.3 demo but it does the exact same thing as the paid version. I'm actually not sure what the difference is as I've seen a friend's version and it was the same
http://www.kalemsoft.com/site/demos/com.kalemsoft.ksmplayera_0.3.3_tp.ipk
looktall said:
cool.
i'll check this app out.
it'll be interesting to see how my overclocked TP handles the extra cpu load.
most of my movies aren't HD anyway so there shouldn't be much load.
EDIT: doesn't seem to want to download.
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The preware build seems to have a problem that prevents it to install.
Download the app from precentral.net/touchplayer and then install it by using "Web OS Quick install" App.
It worked for me.
Mine installed but I dont get any sound Tried both .6 and .3 versions above.
Tried .avi and then converted to .mp4 no sound but movie plays. .mp4 plays with the native video player but doesnt scale to the right aspect ratio
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The preware build seems to have a problem that prevents it to install.
Download the app from precentral.net/touchplayer and then install it by using "Web OS Quick install" App.
It worked for me.
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yeah i ended up doing that.
it installed, but didn't seem to do much.
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yeah i ended up doing that.
it installed, but didn't seem to do much.
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Just reboot, app icon should appear in the launcher after that.
maybe i'll try again.
so is it actually a player or just a codec pack?
Hi,
Why is not supported Silverlight in IE9 ?
When will it be available ?
Thanks for info.
I'm just curious, but why do you need silverlight?
Same reason a lot of people want Flash, you know... Streaming Video and stuff like that...
N8ter said:
Same reason a lot of people want Flash, you know... Streaming Video and stuff like that...
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exactly.
I favorite car web use Silverlight instead flash. I know that flash will never be on windows phone but why not Silverlight, its MS plugin.
Is it enough for explanation ?
maybe in apollo?
i don't remember msft ever saying mango will have Silverlight in the browser...did they?
N8ter said:
Same reason a lot of people want Flash, you know... Streaming Video and stuff like that...
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And do what with it? Interact with those fiddly little video controls using your touchscreen? Zoom in so the player fits the window? Play flash games using your non-existent keyboard?
No, Flash and Silverlight are on their way out as far as streaming videos are concerned. Apple knows this. Microsoft knows this. As for the other uses, such as web apps - the experience using a touch screen wouldn't even be worth it.
Hi everyone!
Since Qualcomm isn't releasing armv6 binary blobs for the QDSP5 (HTC Legend) for ICS, and software decoding through ffmpeg is blazingly fast anyways, I thought that perhaps I could use ffmpeg instead of the apparently slow software implementation used now in ICS when a dedicated device is missing.
So this is about fixing two things: HQ Youtube/IMDB video playback which is currently at 4-10fps and video recording.
After some investigation (and currently building CM7.2 from source), I have come to the following possibilities:
1. Use something like limoa which provides an OpenMax interface to the full power of ffmpeg. This has the highest chance of also getting camcordering to work for free.
2. Integrate ffmpeg into libstagefright directly: some files and ffmpeg configure options seem to support the feasability of this idea, but I am not sure if this still works and if it will influence video recording as nr.1.
Any and lots of helpful input is appreciated. I believe I can compile the limoa thing for Android (I have gotten it to compile on native linux and I have experience in cross-compiling), but I wouldn't know how to tie it into the Android media stack as a replacement for whatever is in place now. Frankly, I'm hoping some renaming of an so and manual installation steps would do the job (ie, replace libomx????.so with the ffmpeg-based one), but I doubt it.
This will of course have direct benefits for any device left out in the cold by the non-release of armv6 OpenMax IL binaries by Qualcomm, so help me help yourself
Thanks!
Did anyone try this?
The furthest I got was compiling the omx library based on ffmpeg for arm-linux-androideabi-gcc. I have no idea where I can plug this in, as I can't find the omx symbols this library exports (also the symbols described by the OMX IL spec/headers).
Since ICS runs flakily on my device, I'm not pursuing this anymore. I'll keep to Froyo (HTC) or GB (CM7.2), currently on the old stuff.
PS: I asked this Q on SO, with no response:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...264-software-encoder-with-an-ffmpeg-based-one
Interesting
This look interesting, I would like to participate in this field as my phone is Sony Ericsson Xperia 8 such as the cpu is armv6...
But my programming knowledge are none
I have linux & Gcc
What should i do ? if you are willing to lend me a hand?
This is a great idea!!!
Hopefully it
enviado desde mi U8180
CKKNot, are you working on this effort? I have a P500 running jellybean, but developers there are stuck without OMX drivers.
This is one alternative that could potentially help a lot of device owners.
I hope it could help us with this Jelly Bean ROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1789713
Neur0Nerd said:
I hope it could help us with this Jelly Bean ROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1789713
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how is that related to ffdshow
vNa5h said:
how is that related to ffdshow
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Read the first post dude
Amy news yet
Swyped on my blade
The latest mx player supports ffdshow...
Swyped on my blade
vNa5h said:
The latest mx player supports ffdshow...
Swyped on my blade
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But you can't play youtube
Sent from my LG-P500
vlt96 said:
But you can't play youtube
Sent from my LG-P500
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What do you mean by YouTube
Swyped on my blade
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What do you mean by YouTube
Swyped on my blade
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We need those for playing YouTube videos, mx with sw decoder is known workaround since the beginning (at least on my O1)
Sent from my LG-P500
vlt96 said:
We need those for playing YouTube videos, mx with sw decoder is known workaround since the beginning (at least on my O1)
Sent from my LG-P500
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Ffdshow is not SW decoder...
I guess it can play x264 videos too..
I mean the YouTube ones too...
The only thing iswe need a wrapper for ffdshow
Swyped on my blade
Any news where to get the codecs for mobile to play with Mx player
Swyped on my B l a d e
^^
Any news yet
Swyped on my blade
rubenvb said:
PS: I asked this Q on SO, with no response:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...264-software-encoder-with-an-ffmpeg-based-one
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I replied you and you didn't even accept the answer.
Anybody tried this player
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...xLDIxMiwiY29tLkFuZHJvaWRBLk9ubGluZVBsYXllciJd
thisa codec is not compatible with armv6 vfp
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.AndroidA.ffmpegCodec.armV6&hl=en
anybody tried for v7 and 6