Dear Intel Media SDK community.
We are proud to announce Intel® Media SDK 2013 for Linux* Servers.
Intel® Media SDK 2013 for Linux Servers is an SDK for optimizing datacenter and embedded media applications for Linux operating systems to utilize Intel HD Graphics hardware acceleration capabilities.
Intel Media SDK 2013 now available for download!
Petter Larsson's white paper "Muxing with Intel Media Software Development Kit" is available for download.
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/muxing-with-intel-media-software-development-kit/.
Hello,
We have now been using the Intel Media SDK for a number of years with great success. Recently however we have run into a rather major issue that we have been unable to resolve and would appreciate your feedback on.
Hello,
I know a sample exists to bring FFmpeg muxing/demuxing capabilities to Intel Media SDK examples. I have tested that and I am pretty happy with it. It seems to work quite well. What would it take to get ffmpeg to use QuickSync as a transcoding service? Handbrake recently released a H264 Intel QS transcoding option for their application (http://handbrake.fr/downloads.php). It would be great to see the same with FFmpeg.
Any help would be much appreciated.
I have a player control like this my source filter ----- intel media sdk h264 decoder filter -----evr。 32 bit
in my pc can use 7 player controls play 7 way hd videos, if i want play 8 way hd videos ,there have some problems
eg: 1、 I set decoder with MFX_IMPL_SOFTWARE, when playback D3DFrameAllocator::LockFrame(mfxMemId mid, mfxFrameData *ptr) can be called, if More than 8 way hd video hr = pSurface->LockRect(&locked, 0, 0) failed. (LockRect in LockFrame), and hr = -2005532292。
I am experimenting with encoding from system memory, and I had the following thought.
Just wondering if anybody at Intel thinks there would be speed benefits to using UpdateSurface() to load D3D surfaces from system memory during encoding rather than use LockRect()/UnlockRect() as per the examples.
Thanks
Cameron
Greetings,
I was wondering if someone could provide me with a list of some the Intel Atom CPU processors that are primarily for laptops / netbooks that are compatible with Intel Media SDK 2013. More specifically they are able to do HW accelerated encoding. I am looking to buy an Intel-Atom based laptop and am trying to make sure that the one I get supports the new SDK.
Thanks,
-isali
I am running a 13" MacBook Pro with bootcamp installed and running Windows 7 Ultimate, 64-bit edition. The CPU is Intel Core i5-3210M with Intel HD Graphics 4000. I have updated the graphics drivers to the latest version on Intel's website (9.18.10.3071). I am following the Intel Media SDK with ffmpeg integration white paper.
sys_analyzer output:
Intel Media SDK System Analyzer (64 bit)
Hi,
I have to write a program, which will be sending via web compressed image file and then downloading it and decoding in c++ using Microsoft Multimedia Framework and Intel Media Software Development Kit. I want to write it on my own and get to know how to solve this problem, but i have no idea how to start, which functions can i use, anything..my lecturer is really unhelpful, and my deadline is very soon.
Do you have any solutions, links, tutorials, anything that can help me do that?
