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Pure Python H.264 video decoder — pixel-perfect, from scratch, no C extensions. Decodes real MP4 files.
python h264 mp4 numpy video-processing educational codec pixel-perfect from-scratch cabac video-decoder cavlc
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AV2 video decoder in Rust — full port of dav2d C logic to memory-safe Rust. 47K lines, 786 tests. Assembly DSP via FFI.
rust video multimedia ffi memory-safety codec video-codec systems-programming av1 av2 dav1d video-decoder
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收录 web 音视频播放器相关的仓库
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Slim FFmpeg 8.1 + dav1d xcframeworks for iOS, tvOS and macOS. Demux + decode + thin HLS-fMP4 mux for AVPlayer bridging. FLAC + EAC3 encoders for the audio bridge path. No network stack, no CLI binaries.
macos swift ios apple ffmpeg tvos hevc cross-compile av1 videotoolbox swift-package hdr10 dav1d xcframework dolby-vision video-decoder
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A comprehensive Raspberry Pi 3 streaming player with web GUI that supports multiple protocols including SRT, RTMP, UDP, HLS, and RTP with hardware-accelerated video decoding and multiple broadcast output options.
rpi ffmpeg streaming-video digital-signage ird rtmp-player ffmpeg-gui hls-streaming aws-elemental-medialive video-automation ffmpeg-srt video-decoder srt-player streaming-player rpiplayer rpi-decoder udp-player jd-sir
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single c/c++ header file for video encode/decode
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PlayStation2 IPU Video Encoder/Decoder
video sony ps2 playstation2 mpeg2 video-converter ipu video-encoder mpeg1 video-decoder m2v ipum m1v
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Working V4L2 stateless VP9 decoder for Rockchip RK3576 (VDPU383). 8-bit & 10-bit (Profile 0/2) hardware decode; one open compound-prediction bug fully triaged for the hardware owners.
linux-kernel v4l2 rockchip hardware-acceleration vp9 rkvdec video-decoder rk3576 vdpu383 stateless-decoder
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V4L2 stateless AV1 decoder for Rockchip RK3576 (VDPU383). Feature-complete and byte-identical to the vendor library on all programmable state; one open decode bug proven driver-reachable (not silicon) and narrowed below the V4L2 interface, fully triaged for the hardware owners.
linux-kernel v4l2 rockchip hardware-acceleration av1 rkvdec video-decoder rk3576 vdpu383 stateless-decoder
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Vendor Rockchip MPP decoder built out-of-tree on a MAINLINE Linux kernel for RK3576/VDPU383 — the same-silicon control proving the mainline V4L2 AV1/VP9 failures are driver bugs, not silicon.
linux-kernel device-tree rockchip mpp hardware-acceleration rkvdec video-decoder rk3576 vdpu383 out-of-tree-module
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Mainline VDPU383 HEVC/H.264 fixes for RK3576: the read-cache throughput fix (HEVC 7x / H.264 2.4x, byte-identical output) the mainline backends were missing, + the H.264 deblock-at-resume fix.
performance h264 linux-kernel rockchip hevc hardware-acceleration rkvdec video-decoder rk3576 vdpu383
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Multithreaded H.264 / MVC software decoder for 3D Blu-ray stereo - fast, portable (x86/ARM/WASM), hardened for real-world streams
h264 mvc cross-platform neon webassembly multithreading simd codec blu-ray c-language avc cabac h264-decoder 3d-bluray stereoscopic-3d stereo-video video-decoder ffmpeg-alternative multiview-video-coding annex-h
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A native dynamic library that wraps FFmpeg and exposes a minimal, stable C ABI for software decoding of VP9 and AV1 video streams.
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Video compression and object removal techniques using motion compensation
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AV1 Obu parser implemented in pure Rust.
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