On 27/04/15 9:02 PM, Michael Niedermayer wrote: > Ok, so the patch adds many #ifs to both the muxer and > encoder, and there are more changes in the encoder than the muxer > the commit message which is 1 single line only speaks about the encoder > and the patch is only about the muxer. > Did i understand it correctly this time ? > > assuming iam not entirely wrong here. > First question is what does the patch actually try to achive ? > replace a native muxer by a new external dependancy ? > if so, why would we want that ? > > And assuming we do want that (which iam not sure we do) > why are there changes in the encoder ?
With this patch, if a new enough libwebpmux version is available, both the encoding and muxing are done by libwebp all within libavcodec. The changes to lavf muxer are so, in case the above happens, it acts as a raw muxer of sorts. The muxing as done by libwebpmux is more efficient than our current native one. As Urvang mentioned earlier, among other things it stores only the differences between frames rather than the entire frame every time. _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-devel mailing list ffmpeg-devel@ffmpeg.org http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-devel
