> I didn't know which one did you implemented, but I know that H.263+ is > just TMN11... > BTW how dificult was the wrapper ? It is more or less a quick&dirty hack and somewhat ugly: both encoder end decoder heavily use static variables with plenty of name clashes. To be able to link both into one binary I had to pipe the sources through sed to fix the name clashes. Argh. > Did you have to implement RTP > payload by yourself or this was already in the code ? TMN just takes yuv data and spills out H.263, it does no network stuff at all. All the rtp stuff is mine, but IIRC it wasn't that hard as vic has some infrastructure for this (the other codecs use rtp too ...). Somewhere I still have a command line utility which sends out H.263 files (written by the tmn encoder) as RTP streams, which I've used for testing purposes. Gerd -- You can't please everybody. And usually if you _try_ to please everybody, the end result is one big mess. -- Linus Torvalds, 2002-04-20
