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« Which API works with which codecs? Your questions answered | Main | Mobile Monday Boston - Mobile VOIP on Jan. 8 »
December 20, 2006
Which API works with which codecs: the source
Posted by Oren at 01:24 PM |
Categories: Application development
Here's the source code for the codec discovery application I posted a couple of days ago. Use it as you wish; we have already heard from some developers who want to include automatic codec detection in their applications, so that they can use the right codec or format for a particular device.
Update Dec. 21: Here are the codec trace files for the devices we tested. These include more detailed information than is listed in the table in the previous post.
-Oren
Comments
I was surprised to see on the trace file that 3250 supports video recordings of 352x288 and 320x240. The internal video recorder only supports up to 176x144.
Does it mean that actually the phone is able to record in bigger resolution? Is there any application/demo that can record in higher resolution?
Thank you.
Posted by: yuku | January 10, 2007 10:07 PMHello Yuku,
The codec supports those higher resolutions, but I can not comment on how how real-time the entire recording process is. I do not have idea about applications using these higher resolutions, but I hope some will be created/updated. After all, the information here is intended for developers.
Posted by: Florin | January 17, 2007 09:39 AM