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Need a bright MSDK demonstration

Roman_T_
New Contributor I
‎08-31-2016 07:39 AM
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Hi all,

Media SDK was provided with a number of samples, such as sample_decode.

I need to demonstrate to our management that Media SDK is the best solution for video decoding under MS Windows.

Does Intel have a demonstration of video decoding which is closer to real life than sample_decode?

I mean windowed UI instead of console, ability to play/pause, ability to move to some different frame inside a video recording, usual mp4 file with video and audio, instead of binary file of elementary video stream.

In general I need some kind of Software Player, which uses Intel Core i5/i7 abilities to decode video.

Best regards,
Roman

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Roman_T_
New Contributor I
‎09-01-2016 04:01 PM
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Anna_B_Intel
Employee
‎09-05-2016 03:13 AM
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Hi Roman,

No, we have no video players with UI. You can expand sample_decode functionality by yourself.

Best wishes,
Anna

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