Does labview vision support GigE Vision cameras using H264 compression?

Does labview vision support GigE Vision cameras using H264 compression?
I'd like to use a GigE Vision compliant camera that encodes its video data using H.264 compression. Can Imaqdx read this stream, decode the H264 compressed frames and write the frames into an imaq image?
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