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tool dedicated to analyze theora stream
digital design
2011-03-21 07:56:19 UTC
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Hi!
Is thear any tool dedicated to analyze theora stream, like H264Visa for
H.264? Or any other tool helpfull for analyze? I want use it to analyze
products of my developing hardware implementation of theora encoder.
Thanks all!
Ralph Giles
2011-03-21 21:10:32 UTC
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Is thear any tool dedicated to analyze theora stream, like H264Visa for
H.264? Or any other tool helpfull for analyze? I want use it to analyze
products of my developing hardware implementation of theora encoder.
I'm not aware of a general stream parsing tool, but the reference
decoder has a telemetry mode which will overlay block coding mode and
mv data. See http://people.xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/theora/demo2.html
for an example of the output.

Make sure you the the cairo library development headers available and
configure libtheora with --enable-telemetry; then uncomment the
telemetry mode calls in player_example.c or add something similar to
your own decoder framework.
http://theora.org/doc/libtheora-1.2/theoradec_8h.html#decctlcodes has
brief documentation of the the visualization options.

HTH,
-r
digital design
2011-03-22 06:38:14 UTC
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Post by Ralph Giles
Post by digital design
Is thear any tool dedicated to analyze theora stream, like H264Visa for
H.264? Or any other tool helpfull for analyze? I want use it to analyze
products of my developing hardware implementation of theora encoder.
I'm not aware of a general stream parsing tool, but the reference
decoder has a telemetry mode which will overlay block coding mode and
mv data. See http://people.xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/theora/demo2.html
for an example of the output.
Make sure you the the cairo library development headers available and
configure libtheora with --enable-telemetry; then uncomment the
telemetry mode calls in player_example.c or add something similar to
your own decoder framework.
http://theora.org/doc/libtheora-1.2/theoradec_8h.html#decctlcodes has
brief documentation of the the visualization options.
HTH,
-r
Thanks!

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