Hello, my name is Ruben Rojas and Im new to this list.
I've been working with pjsip in various platforms and found that in Android
the video stream sent and received are coded/decoded in software (with
OpenH264 in my case), this is very slow even in recent devices.
What Im proposing is that in the same way that PjCamera.java was created to
get the video from the hardware, a PjMediaCodec.java class could be created
to check if hardware encoding/decoding can be used instead if H264 is
selected as codec and use OpenH264 as a backup option
This can allow for 720p or even 1080p video calls in real time.
...In the Linphone source code there are java classes that do this right
now, for a start point
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Hello, my name is Ruben Rojas and Im new to this list.
I've been working with pjsip in various platforms and found that in Android
the video stream sent and received are coded/decoded in software (with
OpenH264 in my case), this is very slow even in recent devices.
What Im proposing is that in the same way that PjCamera.java was created to
get the video from the hardware, a PjMediaCodec.java class could be created
to check if hardware encoding/decoding can be used instead if H264 is
selected as codec and use OpenH264 as a backup option
This can allow for 720p or even 1080p video calls in real time.
...In the Linphone source code there are java classes that do this right
now, for a start point
Thanks in advance
Best regards