hi, as the idea of mashing up the best encoder and decoder we have into one library several times recently, i went ahead and put together such a library. i tried it with several players for decoding and ffmpeg2theora & gstreamer for encoding. the latest version is in svn at: svn co https://svn.xiph.org/experimental/j/theora-mashup/ with theora-mashup we are closer to something that could be a 1.0 release of libtheora. theora-mashup is intended to be a drop-in replacement for libtheora- alpha7 - maintaining API and ABI compatibility and at the same time providing a decoder that supports the full spec. please test and send patches, j
j@v2v.cc wrote:> hi, > > as the idea of mashing up the best encoder and decoder we have into > one library several times recently, i went ahead and put together such > a library.j, Which encoder and decoders did this come from? -SteveK
On 3/13/07, Steve Kann <stevek@stevek.com> wrote:> j@v2v.cc wrote: > > hi, > > > > as the idea of mashing up the best encoder and decoder we have into > > one library several times recently, i went ahead and put together such > > a library. > > j, > > Which encoder and decoders did this come from?This is the mainline libtheora encoder (as the only really functional theora encoder out there, AFAIK), and the decoder from theora-exp (the only complete decoder, and I believe the fastest one) Mike