On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 04:59, Gerd Knorr wrote: > > > The original vic did not - but newer versions do. eg: > > > http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/multimedia/software/vic/ > > > > AFAIR there are two H263 codecs one is H.263+ TMN11 (insanely slow) and > > other H.263v1 very outdated. AFAIR one of this is code from Gerd Knor. > > I never wrote a H.263+ codec from scratch, I just hacked the TMN stuff > (years ago). Thus it is basically all TMN ... I didn't know which one did you implemented, but I know that H.263+ is just TMN11... BTW how dificult was the wrapper ? Did you have to implement RTP payload by yourself or this was already in the code ? Sometimes I think it would be nice to have H.263+ real time on VIC. > TMN is (was?) the reference implementation. Purpose of that encoder was > to check out the how good H.263 compression works, it isn't designed for > speed. > Not sure what the openh323 / gnomemeeting people use these days. AFAIK they don use H.263 at all .... -- Juanjo sin .sig :(
