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Changelog
0.11 - 2010/11/06
- Smart stream pre-selection based on language, flags and quality
- Properties page for configuration (languages, stream selection logic)
- Added support for AAC LATM (single stream)
- Changed the "No Subtitles" pin to a more "friendly" Media Type
- Fixed a crash with certain AAC tracks
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Mr. nevcairiel say: ( MPC-HC SVN Team )
(an author of LAVF)
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Hi folks,
We've been working on this for quite a while already, and i feel its time to release it into the wild for some more comprehensive testing.
LAVFSplitter is a multi-format media splitter that uses libavformat (the demuxing library from ffmpeg) to demux all sorts of media files.
The project has been growing in my mind for quite a while, until i found out that Ti-BEN from the XBMC DSPlayer team was working on this as well,
so we joined forces and developed the first prototype together. Since then some time passed, and this is the third design that came out of
our combined efforts. It is already in use in the XBMC DSPlayer branch as the internal splitter, and now available as a standalone for everyone!
At this point i would like to thank Ti-BEN for his contributions. Without his work on this project, it probably would have stayed a design in my mind.
It is planned for this splitter to eventually replace the internal splitters of MPC-HC.
( 將準備以此為 MPC-HC 之內建分離器 )
State of the project
Note that this list only lists properly tested formats/codecs, many others may just work!
- MKV/WebM, AVI, MP4/MOV, MPEG-TS, FLV, OGG are tested and will be registered for. Other formats can be tested using GraphStudio.
- H264, VC-1, MPEG4-ASP (Divx/Xvid), VP8 have been tested and are working well.
- DTS, AC3, TrueHD, MP3, Vorbis have been tested.
- Rudimentary Subtitle Support
- Stream Switching
Note:
Not all containers are equally supported, so some formats may fail in one container and work in another.
Also note that "tested" doesn't mean it won't fail eventually. There are many combinations of codecs, and its impossible to test all of them for me.
Known issues
- H264 in MPEG-TS is demuxed in AnnexB format, and thus not supported by ffdshow/MPCVideoDec. The MS H264 decoder and CoreAVC play it fine, however.
- WMV Video streams don't show any video when connected to a MS DMO decoder. (Thus, WMV will not be registered for yet)
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