Hi Peter
I have been using avsync2 and mediacodec with interlaced recorded TV
program.
I play back at faster than real time e.g. x1.2 or x1.5. The counter for
the end of the program reaches 0 before the actual end of the program,
thus reverting to x1.0. It seems to be the same ratio regardless of the
rate played.
I notice AVsync2 does not update framesPlayedExtra. Is this important?
How is the frame doubling that mediacodec accounted for when calculating
the number of framesPlayed which detemines the end of content and also
the OSD time played/time remaining?
There are 2 variables m_double_framerate and m_double_process. Are
either of these responsible or is there another mechanism?
I am a bit confused and you may be able to shed some light on this
progressive play back of interlaced content with a mediacodec decoder. I
am trying to fix this (obviously) as it is quite annoying as medicacodec
seems to play interlaced content very nicely compared with S/W decode
and S/W deinterlacer.
Note this effect does not happen for non interlaced content.
Thanks
Mark
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I have been using avsync2 and mediacodec with interlaced recorded TV
program.
I play back at faster than real time e.g. x1.2 or x1.5. The counter for
the end of the program reaches 0 before the actual end of the program,
thus reverting to x1.0. It seems to be the same ratio regardless of the
rate played.
I notice AVsync2 does not update framesPlayedExtra. Is this important?
How is the frame doubling that mediacodec accounted for when calculating
the number of framesPlayed which detemines the end of content and also
the OSD time played/time remaining?
There are 2 variables m_double_framerate and m_double_process. Are
either of these responsible or is there another mechanism?
I am a bit confused and you may be able to shed some light on this
progressive play back of interlaced content with a mediacodec decoder. I
am trying to fix this (obviously) as it is quite annoying as medicacodec
seems to play interlaced content very nicely compared with S/W decode
and S/W deinterlacer.
Note this effect does not happen for non interlaced content.
Thanks
Mark
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