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where is the linux media sdk

wefwef_w_
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‎05-15-2014 11:18 AM
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I'm very confused by those many product names.

I want to create a video player with hardware acceleration, which one should I use?

media sdk for client or Media Software Development Kit 2014 HEVC Software Pack?

 

also, I'm developing under linux and mac. but I could only find media sdk for client for windows only?

 

is it cross-platform at all?

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Jeffrey_M_Intel1
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‎05-16-2014 06:19 PM
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Media SDK is growing quickly.  There are 2 main Media SDK products now (Windows client and Windows/Linux server) and several add-ons.

If you were developing for Windows, the clear answer would be Media SDK.  Linux support is available via the Media SDK for Linux Servers product.  However, rendering is currently not a high priority for the Linux server version -- the main focus now is scenarios where transcode output is streamed from server to client.  There is no Linux or Mac/OSX client Media SDK. 

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