I've been scouring the web for any software decoder with H264 MVC support and yours is one of the only two I could find.
The only other one is in the reference implementation from Fraunhofer. https://github.com/petrkalos/JM/tree/master/ldecod/src
Intel is dropping support for H264 MVC support on all there new chips https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000093215/graphics.html
Nvidia never supported it, leaving the only hardware that I can find that I could buy new that supports MVC decoding is the raspberrypi 4 with OMXplayer (but the raspberrypi 5 dropped support for that too).
It would be really great if when there is ample compute power available in the coming years, this could be used as a gstreamer filter to decode MVC h264 streams.
I know this isn't an issue but I will definitely keep my eye on your progress! :)
Thanks for being one of the only software h264 decoder implementations to actually add MVC support!
I've been scouring the web for any software decoder with H264 MVC support and yours is one of the only two I could find.
The only other one is in the reference implementation from Fraunhofer. https://github.com/petrkalos/JM/tree/master/ldecod/src
Intel is dropping support for H264 MVC support on all there new chips https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000093215/graphics.html
Nvidia never supported it, leaving the only hardware that I can find that I could buy new that supports MVC decoding is the raspberrypi 4 with OMXplayer (but the raspberrypi 5 dropped support for that too).
It would be really great if when there is ample compute power available in the coming years, this could be used as a gstreamer filter to decode MVC h264 streams.
I know this isn't an issue but I will definitely keep my eye on your progress! :)
Thanks for being one of the only software h264 decoder implementations to actually add MVC support!