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Is there any way to source an encoder from a c++ code? In my application the video card driver talks to the camera and returns a raw video image in YUV format to my c++ code.
The c++ code converts the raw video frame to RGB24 format from YUV format. It also create a timestamp object for each video frame it receives. ( The timestamp object is a separate object which is not a part of video frame).
I want to feed all this images converted by my c++ program to encoder alongwith the timestamp object for each frame. I am using Windows Media Encoder 9 series and am not sure if the WME-9 can accept raw video images returned by a software program as a source. Also, I want to integrate the timestamp for each video frame as part of the video frame at the time of encoding.
I have spend a lot of days trying to find some type of solution for this. It would be a great help if someone can provide a pointer to the solution.
Thanks
Jignesh
Is there any way to source an encoder from a c++ code? In my application the video card driver talks to the camera and returns a raw video image in YUV format to my c++ code.
The c++ code converts the raw video frame to RGB24 format from YUV format. It also create a timestamp object for each video frame it receives. ( The timestamp object is a separate object which is not a part of video frame).
I want to feed all this images converted by my c++ program to encoder alongwith the timestamp object for each frame. I am using Windows Media Encoder 9 series and am not sure if the WME-9 can accept raw video images returned by a software program as a source. Also, I want to integrate the timestamp for each video frame as part of the video frame at the time of encoding.
I have spend a lot of days trying to find some type of solution for this. It would be a great help if someone can provide a pointer to the solution.
Thanks
Jignesh
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