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• Bob Duffy (Intel) February 22, 2010 9:09 AM PST    Media SDK Show & Tell Often in these forums, we get only glimpses of issues or solutions in how tools or technology are being used.  So I'm wondering what the bigger picture is for Media SDK If you are using or have used Media SDK in an application please share information on your project or application.  What is the application, what does it do? What are you using Media SDK for, & what is it solving? Any lessons learned? messenger11 May 19, 2010 2:46 AM PDT Rate   #1 Media SDK Show & Tell Hello Sir I experienced a major error in downloading Intel media sdk.The web page is showing critical error message while opening the download page.So i cannot download it.I have tried two-three times but the problem still exist.Sometimes it is also showing that my account is not allowing the download.Please tell me what is the problem and please solve it fast if it is a problem with the website . Nina Kurina (Intel) May 26, 2010 7:41 AM PDT Rate   #2 Reply To #1 Media SDK Show & Tell Thank you for reporting an issue, we will check the website. Could you please provide us with more details: which browser you use, version, the links that do not work and the exact error messages you see (screen shots would be very helpful). Regards, Nina gthomaz March 23, 2011 6:43 AM PDT Rate   #4 Media SDK Show & Tell Hi Bob! I'm using Intel Media SDK since last february. My application is developed in C#, with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 compiler. What is the application, what does it do? I'm developing a plugin for audio & video record using DirectShow. This recorder has a lot of singularities. It's a commercial application.   What are you using Media SDK for, & what is it solving? I'm using Media SDK for encode H264 and ACC. My objective with Media SDK is generate a mp4 file. I had a lot of troubles with AVI encoders, so, I'm implementing with Media SDK now to check an alternative solution. Any lessons learned? Yes. The main lesson was how to create a DirectShow Filter. I need learn this to create a RGB to NV12 filter.  After this step, I could create others filters here that help me A LOT! So, Thanks Intel for NOT provide a RGB Input Pin. Lol =) I'm working to solve some problems with Media SDK yet... But I'm very happy with this filters. At this moment, It's the better choice for our project. Regards, Guilherme Regards, Guilherme techforums123 May 21, 2011 10:21 AM PDT Rate   #5 Media SDK Show & Tell Application is the program , which can run by the end user and which is designed according to his requirement gthomaz May 23, 2011 12:02 PM PDT Rate   #6 Reply To #5 Media SDK Show & Tell Hey dude, I think that are you making a mistake.... Nobody is asking the definition for "application". The question is: "what kind of application are you creating with Media SDK?". Regards, Guilherme gardnerxu September 29, 2011 7:44 PM PDT Rate   #7 Media SDK Show & Tell Thanks for this tool. -------What is the application, what does it do? Our application is a commercial code transfering tool. ------- What are you using Media SDK for, & what is it solving? We try this tool this week to improve the efficiency when encoding H264. As our test, media sdk will boost the efficiency two times compared with our original solution. But less than CUDA's. We are trying to improve it more. ------- Any lessons learned? Yes, your multi-thread/asynchronous model looks attracktive. But we have some problems when we tried to use it with our original model. Martin Vanputten September 30, 2011 7:12 AM PDT Rate   #8 Reply To #7 Media SDK Show & Tell The application is a digital recorder that takes a stream in and encodes via h264 and this is where media sdk comes in. However there is a problem with the class registration. No matter what I try I cannot create an instance of the class from its guid (which I have confirmed is in the registry). I've created a thread and replied to another with my issues but still no luck trying to create an instance of the encoder. Any help is greatly appreciated, here are the links: http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=86687&p=1#160475 http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=84253&p=1#160397 I can't find the filter in OLE/COM viewer but does exist in the registry. Starting the project the media sdk seemed like the perfect choice to use in my application however as of right now, it does not do what I need it to do. I've also emailed intel support for more clarification as I want to use this sdk but when the class won't register when creating an instance, I don't know what else to do. ~Marty Martin Vanputten September 30, 2011 7:49 AM PDT Rate   #9 Reply To #8 Media SDK Show & Tell After multiple restarts and uninstalls and reinstalls... the 32 bit one finally works. Issue resolved! ~Marty klasko February 11, 2012 5:29 AM PST Rate   #10 Media SDK Show & Tell 1. The App is a Transcode and Streaming Server.  It allows the selection of one or more security cameras to viewed over cellular broadband from your iOS or Android device (iPhone, iPAD...) as well as Windows device (Windows phone, tablets...). 2. Hardware accelerated transcoding.  The SDK allows more streams (cameras) to be viewed.  3. I am using the DirectShow filters.  I thought they might be usable right out of the box.  But there were incompatibilities with Microsoft Smooth Streaming.  That said, the amount of time saved by having a great base of software to work and customize is immeasurable.  At some point I will explore the low-level API for performance gains.  I am very greatful for this Intel product. Petter Larsson (Intel) February 13, 2012 7:44 AM PST Rate   #11 Reply To #10 Media SDK Show & Tell Kim and All, Thanks for sharing your experience with Intel Media SDK. Your feedback helps us improve the product. Regards, Petter

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