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Sirber
24th September 2005, 17:36
Hi
Is there a player that support MKV, H264, HE-AAC, and maybe realvideo at the same time?
Thanks!
Kurtnoise
24th September 2005, 19:28
http://tcpmp.corecodec.org/
Sirber
24th September 2005, 22:09
I read last version (0.66) doesn't have AAC coz of licensing problems.
Supported audio codecs
- Mpeg 1 Layer III
- Ogg Vorbis
- Musepack
- Windows Media Audio (on Windows Mobile devices)
- AC-3
- AMR
- Adpcm, uLaw
Supported video codecs
- DivX
- XviD
- MPEG4-SP (plus B-frame support)
- MPEG1
- M-JPEG
- Windows Media Video (on Windows Mobile devices)
No h264, no AAC (HE) :(
BetaBoy
25th September 2005, 04:51
Both h.264 and AAC are support.... however... in each case... h.264 needs some heavy optimizations as the FFMPEGs ops are not good yet. Also AAC decoder is not included cause they ask me to remove it... so you got to goto rarewares.org to download the decoder.
Sirber
25th September 2005, 15:15
Thanks!
Sirber
27th September 2005, 12:44
I installed the AAC plugin, and made a small test (x264 @ 320x240, 24FPS; HE-AAC @ 64kbps) in MKV and the player skip to the end. Any idea why?
multicone
27th September 2005, 22:28
Probably because HE-AAC decoding eats all CPU already ? Try Vorbis or normal LC-AAC
BetaBoy
27th September 2005, 22:39
h.264/FFMPEG which we use in TCPMP are not that optomized yet.
Sirber
28th September 2005, 17:31
Oh, so the player skip all frames due to not enough CPU?
boombastic
19th September 2006, 12:45
Which file exactly should i download in order to hear aac audio?I can't find any TCPMP plugin in the aac section of rarewares.org.
I also have a problem with ac3 audio and latest release candidate of TCPMP,i downloaded the ac3 plugin and put it in the same folder of tcpmp.exe on my PocketPc but i can't play the audio part of an avi with that kind of audio.
check
19th September 2006, 12:56
The files for AAC playback are in here: http://www.rarewares.org/files/aac/
sirber, the CPU in your PPC is likely ~500mhz, what are you expecting? :P That said, on my 520Mhz xscale (xscales are hugely more efficient at video decoding compared to transmeta and other chips) I've been able to play ~150kbits base@1.3 and 64kbits HE-AAC without skips.
Sirber
19th September 2006, 17:08
I have a 400MHz xScale CPU with 100MHz bus. When I tryed I dodn,t limit the level, maybe I should. Gonna check :)
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