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[[Ogre3D]] | [[Ogre3D]] | ||
- | Ogre3D has a framework, the [[External Texture Source]] which allows producing texture data externally. | + | Ogre3D has a framework, the [[http:// |
there are two plugins that make use of this interface to provide video as a texture, the first (now abandoned) project was ffmpegVideo_Plugin. this was based on the ffmpeg library. | there are two plugins that make use of this interface to provide video as a texture, the first (now abandoned) project was ffmpegVideo_Plugin. this was based on the ffmpeg library. | ||
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when talking to pjcast in IRC he said his main problem with ffmpeg was the interface to the library. it is for this reason that i was quite encouraged when i suggested to him my idea of using GStreamer as a more (very) general texture source, and found that he had not heard of it. in theory GStreamer would provide one interface to the huge array of codes and sources which it supports (including theora, and the ffmpeg codecs). | when talking to pjcast in IRC he said his main problem with ffmpeg was the interface to the library. it is for this reason that i was quite encouraged when i suggested to him my idea of using GStreamer as a more (very) general texture source, and found that he had not heard of it. in theory GStreamer would provide one interface to the huge array of codes and sources which it supports (including theora, and the ffmpeg codecs). | ||
- | from the #gstreamer: "< | + | from the #gstreamer: "< |
-- [[piX]] - 30 Apr 2006 | -- [[piX]] - 30 Apr 2006 |