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Intel INDE under Windows and what can I use under Linux then?

Detlev_P_
Beginner
‎03-27-2015 01:30 AM
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Hi,

what is the best way to set-up an application under Windows with INDE and the Intel Media SDK and to port this to Linux as OS?

I want to have a media client which is able to run under Windows and Linux. 

Do I have to use the Intel Media Server package for Linux? 

Is there any same API in spite of the differences between DirectShow and the libAV?

Best regards,

Detlev

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Harshdeep_B_Intel
Employee
‎03-27-2015 10:23 AM
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Hi,

I want to have a media client which is able to run under Windows and Linux. -> For windows, please download and install via INDE. For Linux, please download Media server studio.

Do I have to use the Intel Media Server package for Linux? ->Yes.

Is there any same API in spite of the differences between DirectShow and the libAV? ->Yes, there's same API sharing in spite of the differences between DirectShow and the libAV.

Let me know if you have further questions.

Thanks,

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Detlev_P_
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‎03-27-2015 11:48 AM
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Dear Harsh,

thanks a lot.

Best regards,

Detlev

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