Re: get_buffer/release_buffer vs. get_image/mpi

Hi

On Sunday 15 June 2003 05:05, Ivan Kalvachev wrote:
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>
> Sorry, I cannot understand what are you talking about?
> I think that get/release_buffer works this way.
>   get_buffer when new frame is needed, codec gives the type (I,P or B)
>   release_buffer, then the frame is: compleate(drown/skiped) and displayed
> and no longer used for prediction. ( i think that ffmpeg have some age
> thing, donno why, probably this way it counts how many prediction buffer
> it requers).
age is used to skip drawing of MBs, it is set by the get_buffer() 
implementation, and simply means the the number of get_buffer() calls since 
this buffer was returned the last time
thats usefull because if a MB is skiped more often then the age of the frame 
then it is still in the buffer (assuming only simpe IP frames are used, 
otherwise its a bit more complex) and so it doesnt need to be copied from the 
previous frame

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