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2004 Sep 14
3
Problems with Theora DirectShow filters
Hi,
I'm trying to capture video and audio from a webcam in order to encode it with
the Theora and Speex DirectShow-filters. For audio, this filter graph plays
fine: http://www.huitl.de/mic-speexenc-speexdec-out.png.
The video part is problematic. Please have a look at
http://www.huitl.de/cam-theoraenc-theoradec-out.png.
1. The webcam provides the color formats RGB24, I420 and IYUV. The Theora
encode filter only accepts YV12, so I can't just connect the webcam capture...
2004 Sep 25
6
Directshow filters 0.64.7878
Updated again... theora works and seeks properly (not to keyframe) in WMP 9
and 10.
You can encode from a bunch of onew input types like RGB32, RGB24, IYUV etc.
And fixed a bug that was stopping the filters being used in a activeX
control in an IE browser.
www.illiminable.com/ogg/
Enjoy,
Zen.
2004 Sep 25
6
Directshow filters 0.64.7878
Updated again... theora works and seeks properly (not to keyframe) in WMP 9
and 10.
You can encode from a bunch of onew input types like RGB32, RGB24, IYUV etc.
And fixed a bug that was stopping the filters being used in a activeX
control in an IE browser.
www.illiminable.com/ogg/
Enjoy,
Zen.
2004 Sep 25
6
Directshow filters 0.64.7878
Updated again... theora works and seeks properly (not to keyframe) in WMP 9
and 10.
You can encode from a bunch of onew input types like RGB32, RGB24, IYUV etc.
And fixed a bug that was stopping the filters being used in a activeX
control in an IE browser.
www.illiminable.com/ogg/
Enjoy,
Zen.
2004 Sep 25
6
Directshow filters 0.64.7878
Updated again... theora works and seeks properly (not to keyframe) in WMP 9
and 10.
You can encode from a bunch of onew input types like RGB32, RGB24, IYUV etc.
And fixed a bug that was stopping the filters being used in a activeX
control in an IE browser.
www.illiminable.com/ogg/
Enjoy,
Zen.
2004 Oct 03
1
Black frames need higher bitrates than moving ones?!
I'm capturing video from a webcam and encoding it using Theora through Zen's
DirectShow filter.
I noticed that black frames (webcam lens shut) produce 45 KB/s (target bitrate
is 400 kbps), while moving video is around 8-20 KB/s. How can that be? Is the
encoder fooled by the background noise the webcam produces?
Maybe it has to do with the quality setting, though I don't know what