[MPlayer-users] VP3-Codec

Mike Melanson melanson at pcisys.net
Fri Dec 7 21:12:06 CET 2001


On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Arpi wrote:

> It is opensource, but.
> Only vp31 is opensource, vp32 ("Pro" version of vp31) is not.
> It is opensource, but it's windows/mac code, not ported to unix/linux yet.
> (there is a linux/ subdir somewhere in the sourec with some file io stfuf,
> but iut is not used yet, maybe they planned to port but didn't finished)
> No asm optimizations for gnu asm yet. So it means lots of work, while the
> dll works simply. If someone on non-x86 sustem really need it, he can port
> the codec and send us/them patches...

	As you know, I would like to see as many open source decoders as
possible, and I have alternative processors to test on, as well (that
reminds me, I still need to validate MSVC and FLI on PPC). I'd like to see
what I can do with incorporating VP3 support into the codebase natively
(after perfectly FLI support, naturally...:). Are there any good
repositories for VP3 media? The only samples I can find are the test VP3
on VP3.com, which uses the 'VP30' fourcc, and the sample on the MPlayer
FTP (and I'm not downloaded a 76MB file of a terrible movie).

	-Mike Melanson




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