MPEG-HEVC Support in GPAC

This week was held in Incheon, South Korea, the 104th MPEG meeting. For this occasion, the GPAC team worked hard to prepare the following contribution.

J. Le Feuvre and C. Concolato, GPAC Updates on ISOBMFF, MPEG, Incheon, South Korea, April 2013, n° M29230 [PDF].

This contribution discusses SVC, WebVTT and in particular the support for MPEG-HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding, a.k.a. H.265) packaging, streaming and playback in GPAC. I’ve extracted the HEVC related part of this contribution in this post. Continue reading

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MPEG-SVC in GPAC

This week was held in Incheon, South Korea, the 104th MPEG meeting. For this occasion, the GPAC team worked hard to prepare the following contribution.

J. Le Feuvre and C. Concolato, GPAC Updates on ISOBMFF, MPEG, Incheon, South Korea, April 2013, n° M29230 [PDF].

This contribution discusses MPEG-HEVC (see this post), WebVTT and in particular the support for MPEG Scalable Video Coding (SVC) packaging, streaming and playback in GPAC. I’ve extracted the SVC related part of this contribution in this post. Continue reading

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Live DASH audio/video encoder: DashCast

Dear GPAC users,

We’ve just released a new application which might be of interest to some (hopefully many) of you. It’s called DashCast. It’s an application which allows you to:

  1. transcode a live/non-live stream in multiple qualities (eg. bitrate and resolution).
  2. segment a continuous stream in small chunks and packetize them for delivery via Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH) standard.

For more information, check out the dedicated page.

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Deferred rendering in GPAC

Since revision 2028 of the source code, the GPAC player can render content in a special mode called “defer-debug”. In this mode, only the rectangular regions of the window that have changed since the previous frame are drawn in each frame. To enable this mode, you need to modify the GPAC configuration file (i.e. GPAC.cfg or .gpacrc), by setting the DrawMode to “defer-debug” in the Compositor section. Continue reading

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GPAC overview published in the ACM SIGMM Records

Hi GPAC-fans,

The GPAC team is proud to say that GPAC is the Open Source project under the spot lights on the web site of the Special Interest Group on Multimedia (SIGMM) of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). If you don’t know how GPAC is used, especially in the research community, have a look.

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MPEG-DASH support in Google Chrome

We heard today about some MPEG-DASH experiments in Google Chrome. We think Google is behind this initiative because 1) there is a Youtube logo, 2) the data are stored on Google Cloud Storage and 3) it used the Media Source API which is developped by Google for a future use with HTML5 <video> (more on that below). Continue reading

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GPAC 0.5.0

Release 0.5.0 of GPAC is finally out, with many new features and bug fixes, including:
- MPEG-DASH and HLS support (players and MP4Box)
- MPEG-U Widgets and UPnP support in the player
- Stereo and multiview display support
- Better AVC and SVC support including OpenSVC decoder integration
- More live tools: RTP, MPEG-TS, T-DMB support, scene encoders (BIFS and RME/DIMS)
- iOS and Android support
- and many other good things

Find out more at http://gpac.wp.mines-telecom.fr/downloads/

Enjoy and spread the news!

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Jobs

We have a few R&D positions opening this spring (home networking, hybrid broadcast/brodband delivery, next-generation TV services…), so feel free to contact us if you are interested (M.Sc. or equivalent, PhD candidates welcome).

Jean

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GPAC @ ACM MMSys 2012

We are currently at ACM MMSys 2012 and will present work related to hybrid broadcast/broadband network, as explored in HybRadio project.

 

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DASH Sequences


Telecom ParisTech has been generating a set of DASH sequences, and is making them available for DASH conformance testing. Continue reading

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