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The attached patch attempts to implement Theora's cropping frame in Cortado. I make no claim that it is likely to work, as I have no clue how to build and test Jheora/Cortado. Please test. Thank you. I can at least confirm that CropImageFilter and FilteredImageSource were present in JDK 1.1. Performance impact in the absence of cropping should be negligible. With cropping, there might be a significant performance penalty. I have no idea. --Ben -----------...

...ora decoder. I would like to write a LGPL library to use the decoders in Processing (see processing.org). I prefer LGPL over GPL because it allows a wider usage of the library. The core libraries of Processing are released under LGPL as well. I would like to use com.fluendo.plugin and com.fluendo.jheora which are LGPL, but the problem is that they use some classes from com.fluendo.jst and com.fluendo.utils that have a GPL license at the beginning of the file. I think that if you need a single GPL file to compile a LGPL library, the whole must be released under the GPL (and cannot be released under...

...de copies of the relevant licenses (GPLv2, GPLv3, LGPLv2, LGPLv3 (the GPLv3 and LGPLv3 licenses may not apply to the Cortado applet, but they are provided because some users might have an interest in them)), and also to include an HTML file that incorporates the text of the LICENSE.cortado, LICENSE.jheora, LICENSE.jkate, LICENSE.jtiger, and LICENSE.smoke source files. Presumably, it is permissible to distribute the official binary of the Cortado applet as previously described in this message without mentioning the use of the Proguard software-this is what I have been doing. --Richard

This mail announces the release of Cortado 0.2.2 'Really Tested Verily Exceptionally'. This is Cortado, a multimedia framework for Java written by Fluendo. It contains: - JST, a port of the GStreamer 0.10 design to Java - jcraft, a copy of the JCraft JOgg/Jorbis code - jheora, an implementation of Theora in Java - codecs (currently only containing the Smoke codec, a variant on Jpeg) - JST plugins for: - HTTP source element - Ogg and Multipart demuxers - Theora, JPEG and Smoke video decoders - Vorbis and MuLaw audio decoders - Java 1.1 sun.audio API audio sink...

...resent, Fluendo is releasing the source code to the java-based "Cortado" media player. See http://www.flumotion.net/ for more details, or check our demo streams (with applet) at http://mirror.fluendo.com/ This player has great support for Ogg/Vorbis/Theora, using the Jorbis code and the Jheora port of Theora to Java written by Wim Taymans. Keep in mind that our office stream might be a little boring since we're at home celebrating, but we put on some music to make up for it. In the next months, expect to see some build improvements and a nice integration of the applet with Flumotio...

I've started working on a pure-java port of Theora under the LGPL, as a subproject of FMJ, the open-source implementation of JMF. It is similar to and dependent on the jogg/jorbis libraries from jcraft. The Cortado implementation is nice, but since it is GPL, that is too restrictive for FMJ, which is LGPL. This is, naturally, a large undertaking, and any help by anyone interested would

Hi, I didn't get to the bottom of it, but Valgrind is whining on libtheora when encoding a video to a 16 width or 16 height video. While you may think I'm weird for encoding to such a size, I didn't care about the output video, but I reckon it should work. The bad accesses seemed to be of pixel data, in FilterVert__c, and in FilterHorz__c (from memory), but I didn't investigate

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 The attached patch splits Theora decode and YUV2RGB into separate threads. These are by far the two most computationally demanding components of Cortado, so by splitting them we can substantially improve performance on multiprocessor machines. I have verified that the patch does split these into two threads, and performance does appear to improve.

Dear Theora/Xiph folk, * FOSS Codecs for Online Video: Usability, Uptake and Development - First Draft* A review of available tools for the creation, playback and embedding of online video using Free and Open Source Software video codecs and a look at the most pressing areas for development to enhance their adoption by social change video projects on the web.

Dear Theora/Xiph folk, * FOSS Codecs for Online Video: Usability, Uptake and Development - First Draft* A review of available tools for the creation, playback and embedding of online video using Free and Open Source Software video codecs and a look at the most pressing areas for development to enhance their adoption by social change video projects on the web.