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hi...
I decode the same h264 source from ip camera.
VLC ( http://www.videolan.org/vlc/)cpu cost : 25%
IPP cpu cost : 50%
How to advance performance for ipp?
CPU: Core 2 Duo
OS: Window XP
Tools : Visual Studio 2003
I decode the same h264 source from ip camera.
VLC ( http://www.videolan.org/vlc/)cpu cost : 25%
IPP cpu cost : 50%
How to advance performance for ipp?
CPU: Core 2 Duo
OS: Window XP
Tools : Visual Studio 2003
Best Regards,
Bill
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Hi,
is that possible to measure average time (o number of cpu clocks) required to decode frame with VLC? I would think IPP H.264 decoder is able to decode frame faster ata cost of higher cpu usage, for example it may use multi-threading. So, performance is about how fast you can do the same amount of work.
I would also recommend you to take a look at Intel Media SDK (different product) which use hardware acceleration available on platform to minimize power consumption and free up processor for other task.
Regards,
Vladimir
is that possible to measure average time (o number of cpu clocks) required to decode frame with VLC? I would think IPP H.264 decoder is able to decode frame faster ata cost of higher cpu usage, for example it may use multi-threading. So, performance is about how fast you can do the same amount of work.
I would also recommend you to take a look at Intel Media SDK (different product) which use hardware acceleration available on platform to minimize power consumption and free up processor for other task.
Regards,
Vladimir

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