MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #2
Has anyone had any success compiling the source code? I get errors during compile with Xcode and end up with a broken app.
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MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #3
Success! Here's what you need to do:
1. Create a new account named "johnd". Log into this new account.
2. Download the FFMpeg source code from http://mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/cvs/. I…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #4
I'm not sure I understand this. Let me get this straight, this Accellent thing is for better mpeg2 playback by using the gpu, right?
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #5
Exactly. Apple�s DVD Player is currently the only app that can make use of the GPU to decode MPEG-2 content. Other apps, such as VLC, must use the CPU to accomplish this.
While a …
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #6
The most recent FFMpeg snapshot that compiles using the patch files is 4/18/05.
Accellent cannot play any high definition MPEG-2 files (those with a video size greater than 720 pi…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #7
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Originally Posted by f1000
AccellentCPU Usage: 24-28% (average 25%)Frame Rate: 30 fps?
But the output is corrupt on this one?
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #8
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Originally Posted by Uncle Skeleton
But the output is corrupt on this one?
Unfortunately, yes.
Certain HD files will also cause Accellent to crash in such a manner t…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #9
Bad news: this is broken under 10.4.
I've pulled all the files together and set everything up nicely. It dies, invalid kernel access and such.
I've emailed the author. We'll see …
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #10
blueandwhiteg3, I've been following your posts in the DVB developer forum and recently noticed that you have been trying to do the same thing that I had previously tried to do: con…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #11
Accellent v0.3 is now available:
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Originally Posted by FyKnight
Hello testers,
Accellent v0.3 is out, and this time includes a binary so non-developers can run it too.…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #12
Neither Accellent v0.2 nor v0.3 works for me. Accellent v0.3 crashes upon startup if I drag-and-drop any of the sample video files onto it (.mpg or VOB).
Hardware Specifications:…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #13
Accellent v0.3 crashes on an iMac running Panther as well.
Hardware Specifications:1 GHz 17" iMac G4 (3.3)
GeForce4 MX 64MB
Crash Report:OS Version: 10.3.9 (Build 7W98)
<Bas…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #14
When building Accellent v0.3 in Panther, XCode 1.1 returns the following error: Undefined symbols: _CGSMainConnectionID
FyKnight says that he is rewriting Accellent to avoid this …
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #15
Accellent v0.3.1 is now available and running under Panther. XCode 1.1 will also build the application properly in Panther again.
Hardware Specifications:1 GHz 12" PowerBook G4 (…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #16
If I use ffmpegx to scale an HD file down to 720x1080, the final file opens as 720x540 in QuickTime but as some much larger one (2x zoom?) in both VLC and Accellent. I suspect that…
MPEG-2 Hardware Acceleration Reverse-Engineered! — #17
Example of playback corruption in a file wider than 720 pixels (736 pixels).
SQLite, Core Data, Accounting program — #1
How efficiently would an SQLite database run on 10.4?
The purpose would be to create an accounting program, with many sophisticated features, most of which would be dealing with in…
SQLite, Core Data, Accounting program — #2
The number of records and whether you wanted to have network abilities would be the deciding factors in making the SQLite/PostgreSQL decision. The latter is going to be for network…
SQLite, Core Data, Accounting program — #3
I almost hate to respond, because I'm just starting to tinker with Core Data, but...
I'm developing an app that is quite involved, and is probably as complex as an accounting pack…
SQLite, Core Data, Accounting program — #4
Very nice...I especially like two separate point you both made.
First, I forgot to mention that this will be a network-able accounting package and to learn that SQLite is not, that…
SQLite, Core Data, Accounting program — #5
Another option might be write an abstraction layer that would allow you to plugin Postgres or CoreData. That way you could test both and also give the user the option to not requir…
SQLite, Core Data, Accounting program — #6
WJMoore makes a good point, I just wouldn't even know where to begin...use CoreData but with PostgreSQL...hmm. I don't know enough about CoreData yet.
What I have done was to creat…
SQLite, Core Data, Accounting program — #7
You can't pass SQL to CoreData. You must pass CoreData's own predicate formulated queries. CoreData then converts these to SQL internally (if using SQLite) or to another suitable…
my cocoa app not running on others computer — #1
i really don' t understand what problem to explain here because for me its not a problem. my (nearly completed app) runs fine on both my macs. but when i send it to a friend runnin…
my cocoa app not running on others computer — #2
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Originally Posted by Mafia
i really don' t understand what problem to explain here because for me its not a problem. my (nearly completed app) runs fine on both my macs. …