JCodec is now standard compliant!

JCodec has been tested to decode 43 bit streams provided by ITU-T ( http://ftp3.itu.int/av-arch/jvt-site/draft_conformance/ ) for baseline profile ( See this page ). Every bit stream also contains a reference YUV sequence that the compliant decoder is expected to produce. The bit streams are crafted to test the behavior of the decoder in many different scenarios including unusual ones.

However "there is no official H.264/AVC compliance test ... specified by either ITU or ISO. The conformance tests on the FTP site are very basic and do not test all possible decoding modes. The conformance testing gap has been filled by (at least two) commercial products. One of them is provided by Fraunhofer HHI". So if anyone has access to the test suite of the commercial products and would agree to test JCodec against it I would very much appreciate!

That's how jcodec works!

Source code of Samsung Android platforms

For those who are curious, the source code of Samsung Android platforms is here: http://opensource.samsungmobile.com/index.jsp

SHW-A180S, SHW-A160S SPH-W9705, SCH-W890, SPH-W9600, SPH-W9500, SCH-I899, SCH-W940, SPH-W9300, SCH-W930, SPH-W9350, Dolfin v1.5-using models, SPH-W9000, SPH-W9050, SCH-W900, GT-I6410, GT-I6410, GT-I6410, GT-I5700, SGH-T939, SGH-A797, SPH-M900, GT-I8320, SCH-W820, SPH-W8200, YP-R0, YP-R1, GT-I7500, SPH-M560, SCH-W850, SPH-W8500, SCH-i859, SWT-W100K, SCH-i839, SGH-i858, SCH-i819

Enjoy!

For those curious of you

The very first java specification: http://www.me.umn.edu/~shivane/blogs/cafefeed/resources/14-jun-2007/OakSpec0.2.zip

Home, sweet home

As of today jcodec has it's own web site. Welcome jcodec.org.

Here comes a color

Color done, artifacts fixed, tested on 3000 frames sequence. All perfect!

Today jcodec selebrates it's first frame

It's been a tough time, but I've finally managed to get the very first frame out of my pure java h264 video decoder. Meet jcodec!