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This project aims to create a DVD player for Linux and the Creative DXR3 (aka Sigma Designs Hollywood+) MPEG2 decoder board
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Intel QuickSync Decoder
A free decoder that utilizes the Intel QuickSync technology
Abstracts the hassle of HW accelerated decoding in Intel's 2nd generation Core i3/i5/i7/Pentium/Celeron (SandyBridge) or newer Intel CPU/GPU using the Intel QuickSync technology. Started as an internal decoder within FFDShow. Can be easily ported to other DirectShow decoders. The Intel QuickSync decoder is now used within FFDShow, LAV video decoder and PotPlayer. -
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The goal of this project is to develop a v4l driver for the Sony R-Engine MPEG2 encoder/decoder (aka Fujitsu's MB86393). The Sony R-Engine MPEG2 encoder/decoder is found in the more recent Sony Vaio Picturebooks (model PCG-C1M* and newer).
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MPEG2 movie player, tailor made for the Hauppauge PVR 350 hardware video encoder/decoder. It enables the user to skip forward and backward in the movie on the TV Out much the same way as you would using mplayer on your computer screen. ivtv required.
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