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We are using the umc_h264_dec_con sample to decode. We have one stream that produces garbage randomly.
I have attached the file that demonstrates this. (The stream is from an Arecont IP camera). Areconts application decodes and displays the H264 stream correctly, so it would seem that there is something wrong the IPP decoder.
I have attached the file that demonstrates this. (The stream is from an Arecont IP camera). Areconts application decodes and displays the H264 stream correctly, so it would seem that there is something wrong the IPP decoder.
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Thanks for providing us with test data. What version of IPP do you use?
Regards,
Vladimir
Regards,
Vladimir
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Hi Gord,
Wecan reproduce the problem. There arerandom garbages at the bottom of frames. But I found that stream is corrupted (reference decoder meet bitstream errors too). So, I guessumc h264codecrobustness algorithm is poor and should be improved to eliminate random garbage. I have esclated the request tothe sampledevelopers. I willkeep you update ifwe have any news for this.
Best Regards,
Ying
Wecan reproduce the problem. There arerandom garbages at the bottom of frames. But I found that stream is corrupted (reference decoder meet bitstream errors too). So, I guessumc h264codecrobustness algorithm is poor and should be improved to eliminate random garbage. I have esclated the request tothe sampledevelopers. I willkeep you update ifwe have any news for this.
Best Regards,
Ying

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