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MBAFF in IntelH264Decoder

shyaki
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‎12-01-2008 12:24 PM
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The macroblock adaptive frame/field coding mode is not supported by IntelH264Decoder, but this is a very important feature for our nex product. Anyone know how much work would be involved to add this feature into the sample code?

Actually, I see some code related to the feature in the sample code, but the encoder crashes if I enable MBFF?

Can you pinpoint some place we can start to work?

Thanks in advance.

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Ying_S_Intel
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‎01-10-2009 10:15 AM
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The macroblock adaptive frame/field coding mode is not supported by IntelH264Decoder, but this is a very important feature for our nex product. Anyone know how much work would be involved to add this feature into the sample code?

Actually, I see some code related to the feature in the sample code, but the encoder crashes if I enable MBFF?

Can you pinpoint some place we can start to work?

Thanks in advance.


Sorry we have no plan to support this in current releases, butwe have this feature request documented in internal tracking database to see possible feature enhancement.

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Ying
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