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Does IPP5.0 support CABAC in H.264?

notreal
Beginner
‎08-22-2005 10:54 AM
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1. I have download the beta version of IPP5.0.
Only CAVLC functions can be found here.
2. Which JMx.x version does IPP5.0 support ?
3. Which profile does IPP5.0 support?
4. I'like to know the best performance of the decoder using IPP5.0, while dealing with the main profile of H.264(CABAC selected ).
Your quick feedback will be appreciated.
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Vladimir_Dudnik
Employee
‎08-25-2005 04:20 PM
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Hi,
there is answer from our expert:
-right, there is no IPP functions for CABAC, we implemented CABAC functions on sample level, not inside of IPP
-our H.264 decoder sampledo support H.264 standard, version march 2005
-Baseline
-performance will depends from many factors, it is better to download IPP sample and do measure by yourself on platfroms you are interested
Regards,
Vladimir
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notreal
Beginner
‎09-02-2005 03:11 AM
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Your quick and clear answers realy help me out,and I will test your sample myself.
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Vladimir_Dudnik
Employee
‎09-08-2005 02:13 PM
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Great, please feel free to report us any issues you found (if any :) )
Regards,
Vladimir

Message Edited by vdudnik on 09-08-2005 07:14 AM

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