I think trying to use the MediaPlayer to display MJpeg is an overkill.
You could probably just write some simple code in your app. or other
native component that just reads the file, and passes a series of
bitmaps to the app. for displaying.
-Ravi
On Apr 30, 5:42 am, Deva R wrote:
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Hi, everyone.
Recently, I met the same problem to solve--add the motion jpeg functionality.
Refer to Deva's saying, I know how to add a codec component into openmax core,
but, however, we may need to make the recognizer/parser recognize the MJPEG in
parsing. If not, we can never access to our c
Thanks for replying.
I've seen what you provided and I understand how a MIME format should be added
in that header. However, I think it's not just a problem of adding MIME format.
If I want to support motion jpeg, is that means I should revise the parser node
to recognize MJPEG video format?
Hi, I found that there's no FLV support added at all. In fact, I'm not
sure.
Althought " #define PVMF_MIME_FLV1 "video/x-flv" " is added in the
pvmf_format.types.h,
there's no where except here that use PVMF_MIME_FLV1. (I do "grep -r
PVMF_MIME_FLV1 opencore/")
Alonso
On 11月18日, 下午3時06分, Deva R
True.
Opencore have parser support for container&codecs as metioned in
www.opencore.net/files/opencore_framework_capabilities.pdf
In latest version of opencore => u can see FLV support being added.,
say MIME type addition -
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/external/opencore.git;a=blob;f=
>Is that right? In short, if we want to decode mjpg for some kind of
container
(e.g. MP4), we must have the control the container parsers. Is that true?
Yes., That link is just a heads up for FLV support => the header just got
MIME type addition.
if you browse through whole opencore, u can see addi
