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From: Eder O. Z. <ga...@gm...> - 2012-03-07 15:22:37
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Hi everyone!
Probably this is not the best place to post a question again about cfg used
to enconde a video. However I guess someone of you could know the answer.
In the JSVM manual I saw this video that after been analyzed with
BitStreamExtractorStatic we can see this:
> BitStreamExtractorStatic input.svc
Layer Resolution Framerate Bitrate DTQ
0 176x144 3.7500 106.00 (0,0,0)
1 176x144 3.7500 206.00 (0,0,1)
2 176x144 3.7500 341.00 (0,0,2)
3 176x144 7.5000 430.00 (0,1,0)
4 176x144 7.5000 454.00 (0,1,1)
5 176x144 7.5000 508.00 (0,1,2)
6 176x144 15.0000 594.00 (0,2,0)
7 176x144 15.0000 631.00 (0,2,1)
8 176x144 15.0000 721.00 (0,2,2)
9 352x288 3.7500 666.00 (1,0,0)
10 352x288 3.7500 1010.00 (1,0,1)
11 352x288 7.5000 1364.00 (1,1,0)
12 352x288 7.5000 1454.00 (1,1,1)
13 352x288 15.0000 1838.00 (1,2,0)
14 352x288 15.0000 1963.00 (1,2,1)
15 352x288 30.0000 2192.00 (1,3,0)
16 352x288 30.0000 2358.00 (1,3,1)
As we can see the quality_level has different values but I could never
enconde a video that has those level modified. Could anyone please tell em
which parameters should be changed and modified to have layers with
different quality_levels, or has anyone a sample with cgs? Thanks for you
all.
And please the last question to displaya higher or lower resolution must
be user "l" and "b" and to display the layer we are watching with a lower
or higher temporal level we use "." and ";". What about quality levels? How
to switch between quality levels?
Thank you so much for your time!
Eder.
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