Opus codec Support?

Anyone know any status for opus codec support in the native end users flash player?
Been very curious,impressed with test results of my own, and excited about this:
http://www.opus-codec.org

I believe Adobe will be considering integrating the Opus Codec very soon into the ActionScript runtime. To help move along the priority of this feature, I would suggest that anybody else interested in this should go to to bugbase and add your votes so that Adobe will move up the priority.
Add suport opus codec
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3633142
Add OPUS audio codec support
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3331640

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New Opus codec support?

Will iTunes support playing or converting music to the new open source "Opus" codec? The codec has many advantages compared to AAC and MP3 and it is royalty free. It could be used easily in podcasts but also implemented in the iTunes store for better quality.
This shows comparisons of Opus against other audio standards http://www.opus-codec.org/comparison/
"Opus can handle a wide range of audio applications, including Voice over IP, videoconferencing, in-game chat, and even remote live music performances. It can scale from low bit-rate narrowband speech to very high quality stereo music. Supported features are:
Bit-rates from 6 kb/s to 510 kb/s ---That 's even lower than AAC or mp3 go and nearly 2x the max bitrates of each, it's nearly as good as lossless cd/DVD quality!--
Sampling rates from 8 kHz (narrowband) to 48 kHz (fullband)
Frame sizes from 2.5 ms to 60 ms
Support for both constant bit-rate (CBR) and variable bit-rate (VBR)
Audio bandwidth from narrowband to full-band
Support for speech and music --- can be used in podcasts and music--
Support for mono and stereo
Support for up to 255 channels (multistream frames)
Dynamically adjustable bitrate, audio bandwidth, and frame size
Good loss robustness and packet loss concealment (PLC)
Floating point and fixed-point implementation"
Here are some reference and news links:
Opus codec website:
http://www.opus-codec.org/
http://gigaom.com/2012/09/11/opus-audio-codec-ietf/
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2012/09/its-opus-it-rocks-and-now-its-an-audio-codec-s tandard/

Hopefully.
Opus does have formal industry standardization through IETF (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6716).
According to IETF's new "mandatory-to-implement" idea, Opus would be required in the future for browsers supporting the WebRTC. It's not clear how effective the mandatory-to-implement directives will be, but if Apple goes along with it, Opus would probably wind up as a QuickTime component and available in a number of applications.
I highly doubt you'll see Apple selling or using Opus files however.

[SOLVED] Opus codec support

"Release notes for GStreamer Bad Plug-ins 0.10.23 "The Game Has Changed"
- opus: new Opus audio codec elements: opusdec, opusenc, opusparsertpopusdepay, rtpopusay
In arch I have: gstreamer0.10-bad-plugins 0.10.23-2 is not support opus.
New version support opus (0.10.23-3)
Last edited by hibii (2012-10-08 23:16:06)

Already reported:
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/30862

[new feature] Add OPUS audio codec support

Add OPUS audio codec support please.
http://www.opus-codec.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opus_%28audio_format%29
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6716
Vote here:
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3331640
Thanks

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always on top
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Rescanning available mics and cams
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Xbox 360 Internet Explorer 9
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MP3 and restricted codec support

hi,
finally I have my system set and running. I did go for the KDE4 which I like very much and followed all the steps as stated in the Beginner'S Guide.
However, I don't have MP3 neither other multimedia propietary format access like MP4, AAC, MOV, WMA, WMV or RMVB - I carry my multimedia collection of songs, videos and movies from when I was on WinXP (yikes!)- despite I installed Xine and other utilities as desccribed in the Beginner's Guide.
I do can watch some AVI files but can't access sound stream so they're muted. How do I add full multimedia support to my fresh shiny Arch? I did try to search the forums but there's to seem a problem because I keep receiving desconnections errors.

http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=93862
Re: MP3 and restricted codec support
why did you opened a new thread instead of discussion in the previous one?
oops, I did it again, sorry! (yeah, I know you prefer Brtiney saying that )
I just did the same of my very first post: promise to don't screw things again and follow the rules.
@Bralkein: thanks for your tips and useful research, I will stick with xine until I backup my root, then maybe I try gstreamer.
@.:B:.: I have panic of installing things that can break my system, before installing Arch few days ago I came from an entire life in *buntuland, so you'll see : D
Last edited by martin77 (2010-03-27 05:10:09)

How to use opus codec in pjsip in ios ?

how to use opus codec in pjsip in ios ?

Hi Jay,
     Thanx for quick response,
     Do you mean to say that to use h264 or vp6 I have to make application in another technology/ using open source library as plugin.
     or we can directly use h264 in our application, as like we have option for two codec for audio in that, and just setting the codec property we were able to use.
Thanx in advance.

How to use opus codec with pjsip library ?

how to use opus codec with pjsip library ?

Hi,
The pageDef in app B must have an entry for the method in order to access it. Just adding the adfjar isn't enough.
You need to go the bindings of the page in app B and add the method you want to access. Once the method is added you can access using the following code:
BindingContainer bindings = getBindings();
OperationBinding operationBinding = bindings.getOperationBinding("getWeatherbyCityName");
Map map =operationBinding.getParamsMap();
map.put("theCityName", "Tokyo");
operationBinding.execute();
This should work.
Thanks,
Siddharth.

Extended video codec support on iPhone (DivX, XviD, etc)

When will the Apple add support for more widely used video codecs? E.g.
DivX
XviD
WMV
I know, I know H264 is a pretty darn good codec, but I do have quite a few flics in DivX and other formats and I don't wanna hassle with converting them.
The lack of video and audio (flac, ogg, wma) codec support is really a turn down!!

Divx and wmv are proprietary codecs.
Apple supports and uses open industry standards-such as
mpeg4/h.264.

CS4: Add codec support

Does anyone know how I can add support for a codec in Premiere Pro CS4 [Windows]?
I would like to have the XVID [not DIVX!] codec and the X264 [not H264!] codecs to be supported by Premiere Pro, because I cant seem to import any of my custom converted videos [well, actually importing works, but Premier only shows 1 frame, and sometimes a bit of sound...]
It seems like Premiere Pro doesnt support anything! [except for the WMV codec, but that s*cks...]
Please tell me how to add codec support to Premier Pro CS4!

Well, let me explain it all now:
-I used a video camera to shoot some clips.
-Those clips were automatically encoded with the H.264 codec. [as it is Full HD footage]
-When i tried to play these files on my computer, it displayed weird black bars on the left and right.
-So i wanted to convert those files using another codec, to make them look properly on my computer.
-So i opened the videofile with Any Video Converter Pro to have a look if that program does read the format properly.
-It seemed that Any Video Converter Pro was able to read the file properly.
*I think that is because it has build-in codecs or something? ... on the other hand, the codec i use a lot, x264 and xvid, which are available in the program, arent available by default: i installed them. So the problem would be on my computer [Vista 64bit] and laptop [Vista 32bit] not being able to handle the H.264 codec properly, as Any Video Converter Pro was able to read them properly.
-Using the fact that A.V.C.P. [Any Video Converter Pro] was able to read the file properly, i converted it to another HD codec: X264, which my computer can display without any problems at all: now the black bars on the side are gone.
-But now I want to use Pr to start the videoediting of multiple clips. Unfortunatly, Pr isnt able of reading the X264 codec.
-So i tried other codecs, like the ones which are supposed to be supported: MP4 , MPEGII, Microsoft AVI 1, Panasonic DV, XVid, DivX and WMV.
The only format which Pr seems to like is WMV:
-With the other codecs, it only shows the first frame, though it does import the files [no errors given].
-Only the Panasonic DV and MPEGII codec gave the error of not being able to be imported.
On to the information of the sequence and the used footage:
SEQUENCE:
Capture Format: HDV
Preset Used: AVC-I 100 1080p30
FOOTAGE:
Container: AVI
Codec: X264 [originally H264, explanation above]
Audio: MP3
Resolution: 1920x1080, aka Full HD
Video Bitrate: 6000
Just for the record, here is the comparison of two identical files, both the same footage, left is converted to X264, right is the original, using H264.
Here is the comparison of the two files when played; again: Left X264, Right H264: [both reduced in size, to make them fit in this image I also removed the persons, for privacy reasons.] I tried different media players, but all show the same: GOM Player, Windows Media Player, VLC Media Player, Quicktime Player, RealPlayer. Also installing the Full K-Lite Codec Pack didnt make a difference.

E7-00 Video playing and codec support issues

Gentlemen,
There's a conceptual problem in playing video streams in the E7 (or Symbian in general). There is no video player I could choose the source from except local file system. All web streams are handled by the webkit browser.
The praised codec support is actually mediocre - there is no support for WMV3 for example.
Since 1610

Unless another version of the browser is developed and flash support increased that is how it will stay ! I download Video onto my phone and watch when on the go, the reliability of a 3.5G signal is as much a problem as the phone itself, and I haven't found a Video under 2 gig in size that won't play on my E7 as yet, I also carry a 16 gig memory stick with movies on and use that if I have a lot of media on the phone and am running short of space , USB on the go !
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SBH-52 Apt-X Audio Codec Support

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Is there any chance that we can see Apt-X Audio Codec support via a firmware upgrade on SBH-52 ? Just like the recently announced SBH-80 which supports Apt-X.
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Tarkan

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I would like to know too if it supports Apt-X.
It is not in the specs, but review here:
http://homenetworking01.info/2014/05/product-reviewsony-sbh-52-bluetooth-headphone-adaptor/
says it have AptX. So maybe a firmware update added that?
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ScreenVideo codec support in flash

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Codec support - lots of problems

I've got 37 avi files from the same camcorder, taken within minutes of each other.
I can import them all into Organizer and play them all in Organizer.
But when I try to play or drag/drop them onto the timeline in PE8,
it compains that the video codec is not supported - FOR HALF OF THEM!
WTF?
THEY ARE ALL THE SAME!
Then, to make things more infuriating, I can convert the AVIs into
multiple other formats (using MediaCoder) and PE8 won't recognize the sound or the video
for almost every single conversion....mpg1, mpg2, mpg4, avi, divx - you name it, they all fail in PE8....
This program STINKS - ADOBE you should be ashamed putting this untested garbage on the market.

Thanks for the info.
Just as a test, get G-Spot and run one of the files that does work, plus one that does not work. What is the difference, if there is one? Hint: a screen-cap of each in G-Spot will really help and save a bunch of typing. Use the little "camera" icon in the lower-middle of the forum editing screen's toolbar to attach these screen-caps, so they can be quickly seen and compared, and so they do not have to go through queue. There might be something there.
This is just a guess, but I'd say that there has to be a difference between the files that work, and the ones that do not. It might be something like auxiliary files not being copied over from the folders on the SD card, or similar.
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Hunt

CODEC Support - Red Giant Bullet-Proof Understanding Ingest-Export Sequence Choices?

I shoot with a Canon EOS C100 that records AVCHD internally. I also use a Ninja Blade to record DNxHD at 220 Mps. I find no built-in support for either of these formats in Bullet Proof and Premiere Pro. Is there a reason for that?
I'm trying to understand why the default export is MJPEG. For some reason, I thought that was an old codec no longer used. And it takes forever for Bullet Proof to export it. I have a very fast computer with an X99 2011 v3 chipset and 64 GB RAM, an Areca 12G RAID controller with a 16TB RAID 5 attached. And SSD for backup storage.
I don't mind editing MJPEG. I just don't know if it is the best I could do, or if it's better to edit the original AVCHD. In other words, If I ingest AVCHD footage, is it best to transcode it to MJPEG or another format for editing? Since there is no preset for AVCHD, what then should my edit settings be?
I also still do not understand the reasoning for the complex folder structure coming off the C100. I have read that it is important to leave that structure intact, but I don't see the benefit. Premiere has no use for it, it seems.

with the constant changes to adobe's software, its helpful to know which version we are talking about. alot of people ask questions here with older versions of the software...
if premiere doesn't get your footage right when making a new sequence, then choose one that matches the footage the best by resolution and fps. you can also click on the settings tab, when making a new sequence, to customize it exactly to your needs. you can even save this as a preset that will show in the first tab with the default presets, so if you plan on using these media alot, you wont have to remake the custom sequence each time.
im not exactly sure what all you do in bulletproof, so i hinted at prelude since it does let you transcode to alot more codecs. prelude is an ingest program, you can trim clips (but only if transcoding), add metadata & markers, and have it export to multiple locations as the original and/or in different formats. prelude will only show presets when transcoding, so if you need a different one you will have to open adobe media encoder and make a new preset in there. then it will show in prelude. i like red giants software, but bulletproof export codecs seem rather limited. if the pass-through option just copies and doesn't re-encode then that might work for you.
when exporting from premiere you can also choose a preset close to your media and then customize it to your needs. you can even save it as a preset to recall later. i would stick with dnxhd for export, especially if you plan on bringing it back into premiere. dnxhd is very high quality if choosing its high bitrate format. there are several options for dnxhd 220, one should match your Ninja Blade. these are found under the quicktime format and video codec as avid dnxhd. its also available in mxf format.
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When will Premiere have native dci mxf codec support?

We are desperately looking for an editorial solution that will enable us to edit unencrypted DCI MXF files natively. We want to be able to bring the DCP audio and visual components onto a timeline, dissolve and edit and lay in subs and titles just like any other media and export without changing the codec, frame rate or the colour. I downloaded the plug-ins from Rovi and the MXF's that the plug-in creates would not play on our Dolby server or in our DCP authoring machine and very inconveniently converted the colour space automatically???.
When will Adobe support this ubiquitous digital cinema output format, does anybody know?

This doesn't seem to have started yet.
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