From: Jonathan H. <jon...@ho...> - 2007-02-17 23:19:06
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Hi, I use the pure Java MPEG-4 codec is for previewing untrusted video files, but I haven't used it for direct streaming (not something I need to do). I suspect that most of the work will break down into to two parts: unwrapping the stream to extract raw MPEG4, and adding code to handle dropped packets. There are other people on the mailing list who have done work with streaming, who may have more insights. JH Hogeweg, Erwin wrote: All - I am looking into jffmpeg to decode an MPEG-4 stream. I have been digging through the sources and the documentation for a while now, and I think I got a fairly good understanding of the code. It seems to me though that jffmpeg only supports file based MPEG-4 data and that the http: protocol hasn't (yet) been implemented in the Decoder.cpp class. Could somebody please let me know if this is a correct observation, and if not, what parts I am missing. B.T.W. I am truly impressed. I was able to play my mpeg4 files right out of the box. Kudos for the development team! Erwin _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/ |