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6th November 2019, 19:46 | #21 | Link | |
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1) about valgor: Last Activity: 14th July 2012 17:13 2) Nobody uses Theora anymore. But if you want to use it anyway, I recommend that you encode with ffmpeg2theora and then remux the video into an .AVI file with ffmpeg. Theora doesn't have B-frames so the remux will work well even with the VfW interface. |
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7th November 2019, 05:28 | #22 | Link |
Derek Prestegard IRL
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I really wonder if there's a single use case for Theora today, even for legacy applications.
Did it ever have hardware support? Even VP8 got some hardware support, so that would be a much better choice if you need a royalty free codec on some old hardware. |
7th November 2019, 13:55 | #23 | Link | |
李姗倩 Lǐ Shān Qiàn
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encoder_example -o output.ogg -v 3 -a 5 input.wav input.yuv which generated (theora+vorbis).ogg iirc. It was (perhaps still is) also possible for VLC to write theora+vorbis.ogg and even theora+flac.ogg. And back then, there was Helix Player too, supporting Theora out-of-box. But that's history, we better move on... although, it would have been fantastic if Theora had become a patent-free codec with x264-like quality. |
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9th December 2019, 23:27 | #24 | Link | |
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