xvid decompression
reno reballos <[email protected]>
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Hi Stephan Assmus, how are you...? by the way as i recall you said while ago that you are working on decoder and utilizing the code of xvidcore, i hope you can help me with my concern.... :) i am still pursuing the video conferencing which is 1: 4 conferencing and 5 persons all in all in the conference that are exchanging compressed data and decoding the received 4 compressed data simultaneously in one computer.. now my query regarding to this instance is, is it possible to have 4 decoders decoding simultaneously? if it is not possible i am thinking of making process ID for the four decoders so that i can avoid the lagging during the conference? or is it wise to have process ID's in the conference itself especially when it involves an encoder and at 4 least four decoders decoding different data in one computer? and another concern, how to retrieve the data lost during the sending of data so that i can still meet the video quality i wanted? sorry for a lot of questions... looking forward to hear from you.. regards, reno >Well, I only wrote a decoder until now, so I didn't have to deal with container formats yet. For your video conferencing application, >you do not strictly need to use an existing container format. As I tried to explain earlier, *you* control the network traffic, so you can >invent your own container format, unless you want to follow an existing standard for video conferencing (I don't know anything about >those). _______________________________________________ XviD-devel mailing list [email protected] http://list.xvid.org/mailman/listinfo/xvid-devel