From: Médéric B. <mbl...@gm...> - 2011-11-30 14:28:48
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Hi Jason, Thank you for using Open SVC Decoder. 2011/11/29 Shuaijun Zhang <sz...@re...> > Hi there, > > The SVC video encoded by jsvm is not working with OpenSVC decoder. > I am using JSVM 9.19.14 encoder and the configuration files (encoder.cfg, > layer0.cfg, layer1.cfg) from Additional Files from OpenSVC sourceforge, the > video files are two: 360p (640x360) and 480p (704x480). [Actually I want to > use three videos: 360p, 480p, 720p.] > > 1. I have integrated opensvc decoder (tried both of ver 1.10 & ver > 1.12) into VLC player. I also encoded a few svc videos (with QCIF, CIF, > 4CIF), they are working fine in VLC. I also tried to play the videos in > opensvc sourceforge, they are fine as well. But it does not work well while > playing my newly encoded video (encode cfg files are attached). If* setting > the layer to 0*, it does not play well. If *setting the layer to > greater than 1*, it works fine. > 2. While playing the video in mplayer with opensvc 1.12, it prints > "Too many buffered pts". > > When "Too many buffered pts" appears using mplayer, you should specify the frame rate, using -fps (ex: -fps 25). I have attched my encode configration files. The difference between my > configuration and the original configuration are (as you can see in my > configuration files): > *EnableNalHRD 1* > *EnableVclHRD 1* > *IDRPeriod 32 # IDR period (should be (GOP size)*N) > * > The command used for encoding is:* ./H264AVCEncoderLibTestStatic -pf > ../../videos/elephants_dream/main_opensvc.cfg* *-lqp 0 45 -lqp 1 30* > Normally, these options should not disturb the decoding process; Did you try without the IDRPeriod? > Can anyone have any idea about this or anyone give me the configuration > files which were used to encode video_2 in opensvc sourceforge > (/files/video streams. > http://sourceforge.net/projects/opensvcdecoder/files/Video%20Streams/), > because that video is working fine with me. > I will have a look if I can find it. > > thank you in advance. > Jason > > > Kind regards, Médéric > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure > contains a definitive record of customers, application performance, > security threats, fraudulent activity, and more. Splunk takes this > data and makes sense of it. IT sense. And common sense. > http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-novd2d > _______________________________________________ > Opensvcdecoder-support mailing list > Ope...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensvcdecoder-support > > |