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Jon Lennart Aasenden
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 7:33 am    Post subject: native mpeg decoding & rendering Reply with quote



Stupid question i guess,but does any1 know of such a project for delphi?

I stumbled onto a pure delphi mpeg encoder:
http://www.msbsoftware.it/mpegpas/

But i need a decoder - no activex or com stuff if i can avoid it.

Jon Lennart Aasenden


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Nils Haeck
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 10:06 am    Post subject: Re: native mpeg decoding & rendering Reply with quote



Hello Jon,

There was a very good article series in the Delphi Informant about this,
including sources. It only works for Mpeg1/2 and only for the m2v part (so
only video, no multiplexed streams or sound streams). The article describes
all the steps: reading the mpeg bitstream, huffmann decoding, idct
conversion (including MMX optimisation!), YUV to RGB, I, B and P frame
assembly.

I bought a CD once with all the DI articles of 3 years or something, for
something like $50. Maybe they still have this offer.

Nils
www.simdesign.nl

"Jon Lennart Aasenden" <post_nospam_nojunk (AT) jurasoft (DOT) no> wrote

Quote:
Stupid question i guess,but does any1 know of such a project for delphi?

I stumbled onto a pure delphi mpeg encoder:
http://www.msbsoftware.it/mpegpas/

But i need a decoder - no activex or com stuff if i can avoid it.

Jon Lennart Aasenden





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Peter Below (TeamB)
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 6:55 pm    Post subject: Re: native mpeg decoding & rendering Reply with quote



In article <4226bdd1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com>, Jon Lennart Aasenden wrote:
Quote:
Stupid question i guess,but does any1 know of such a project for delphi?

I stumbled onto a pure delphi mpeg encoder:
http://www.msbsoftware.it/mpegpas/

But i need a decoder - no activex or com stuff if i can avoid it.

The Delphi Magazine had a multipart article by Erik van Bilsen on this
topic, starting in issue 82 (June 2002). Search the article database on
http://www.thedelphimagazine.com. The articles will probably not be
available online but you can download the source code archives for them.


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subi
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 04, 2005 4:56 am    Post subject: Re: native mpeg decoding & rendering Reply with quote

The Source archives are available and the archive names are as
follows

dmag82.zip
dmag83.zip
dmag84.zip
dmag85.zip
dmag87.zip
dmag88.zip


Subi

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Jon Lennart Aasenden
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 5:04 pm    Post subject: Re: native mpeg decoding & rendering Reply with quote

Thanks guys!

I have a native mp3 decoder with the huffman stuff.. maybe i can add the
sound bit (with some experimentation).

Ill post the source as always if i ever get it done.

Jon Lennart Aasenden

"Jon Lennart Aasenden" <post_nospam_nojunk (AT) jurasoft (DOT) no> wrote

Quote:
Stupid question i guess,but does any1 know of such a project for delphi?

I stumbled onto a pure delphi mpeg encoder:
http://www.msbsoftware.it/mpegpas/

But i need a decoder - no activex or com stuff if i can avoid it.

Jon Lennart Aasenden





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