Closed streamingdv closed 1 year ago
saudet
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1 year ago There is some support for hardware acceleration, yes, and the non-gpl builds are compiled without GPL code, correct.
You can check https://github.com/rladstaetter/javacv-webcam for ways to render quickly with JavaFX
/cc @rladstaetter @johanvos
saudet
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1 year ago Duplicate of #1989
streamingdv
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1 year ago @saudet okay thanks for the clarification. Just have one minor question as I currently dig into the presets ffmpeg repo, are these all flags the ffmpeg build is build with:
If yes then it means that for example hardware decoding for Nvidea (NVDEC) is not supported by the standard build? is that correct? If yes then I have to compile my own build for ffmpeg.
saudet
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1 year ago nvdec gets enabled, see the build results for that commit: https://github.com/bytedeco/javacpp-presets/actions/runs/4314418089
Hi, first of all thanks for this amazing lib. I'm currently porting my Android/ iOS streaming app to Windows/ Linux and I'm looking for a way to integrate FFmpeg in my project, first I wanted to compile it by my own but then I found your project which seems to support all things I need. I just a a few questions and I'm sorry if they are already answered somewhere else. I receive the encoded video stream from a server via h264 or HEVC so "all I need to do" is to decode the frames and render them as fast al possible (usually 60fps)
As far as I have seen FFmpeg and the associated libs are compiled with hardware video decoding acceleration support and are compiled without GPL? Is that correct?
As frontend I want to use JavaFX, as I came with an Android/ iOS background there is usually some kind of surface to render the decoder frames but I don't think this feature exists in JavaFX. I saw that the frame is rendered via ImageView but is there a faster way, maybe via OpenGL?
Last question is more like asking if someone already has experience with that? If not then I will play around with that myself of course. Thanks.