VLC/Mplayer use FFmpeg as their core.
actually as i understand it, it's far more important as a basic generic need than its made out to be.
as VLC and Mplayer and indeed many others are actually using the FFMPEG code-base, so thats why all UVD video related patches should really be back parted to that FFmpeg current code base and the x264 code base too.
after all it is the x264/FFmpeg C/assembly dev's that gave you the worlds fastest VP8 http://x264dev.multimedia.cx/, and best visual quality x264/H.264 Encoder in the world , so show some support and port those new and existing patch's to their code-base, and get some code optimizations back in return, as they DO Seem to like making existing code (patches welcome) better and faster.
Originally posted by smitty3268
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as VLC and Mplayer and indeed many others are actually using the FFMPEG code-base, so thats why all UVD video related patches should really be back parted to that FFmpeg current code base and the x264 code base too.
after all it is the x264/FFmpeg C/assembly dev's that gave you the worlds fastest VP8 http://x264dev.multimedia.cx/, and best visual quality x264/H.264 Encoder in the world , so show some support and port those new and existing patch's to their code-base, and get some code optimizations back in return, as they DO Seem to like making existing code (patches welcome) better and faster.
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