Hi Juan!
> > 5) Has anybody had any luck with the h.263 encoder in ffmpeg ?
>
> Me. Note that you have to use CIF/QCIF formats. So I added
> H.263+ support to be able to capture at custom resolutions.
> To decode the generated file you need TMN11, The University
> of British Columbia used to maintain that but them stopped
> to release under public domain (now it's comercial) so you
> have to search for tmndec somewhere.
> I'm not an AVI/ASF fan but I suppose that H.263 could be
> encapsulated on one of these formats to be able to read it
> with Windows codecs....
That's exactly what I tried. I encapsulated H.263 in AVI, but ffserver just
segfaulted. Didn't try very hard to look for errors though so it might be
that I missed something...
> > 6) Is anybody working on ffmpeg? The author seems to have disappeared
> > completely.
>
> Me and Jodie, some other guy wanted to help but I haven't
> see much code for know. If anybody is willing to help please
> let me know, for now we need a better v4l capture code,
> something threaded for example....
*nodde* I'm definitely interested although I don't really have time right now.
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Abraham
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