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H264 Directshow filter - add fps conversion support

koby_s_
Beginner
‎09-27-2012 12:20 AM
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Hi,

I'm trying to add fps conversion to the directshow H264 encoder filter.

To my understand, I need to set the struct members CEncVideoFilter::m_mfxParamsVPP.vpp.Out.FrameRateExtN and FrameRateExtD to the correct values.

Am I correct? Is there something else I need to do?

Also, how do I change the mediatype of the output pin? where is it implemented?

Thank you

Koby

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Petter_L_Intel
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‎09-27-2012 10:15 AM
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Hi Koby, That is correct. vpp.In.FrameRateExtN/D and vpp.Out.FrameRateExtN/D will control frame rate conversion operation. For details and example on how to use frame rate conversion refer to the "sample_vpp" console sample part of the SDK. For mediatype control check out "filter_def.h" and "mfx_filter_register.h". Regards, Petter
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koby_s_
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‎09-30-2012 02:53 AM
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Thank you Peter, I will check sample_cpp asap . Koby
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