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Mspenard at 21:33, 11 February 2011

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Mspenard at 07:21, 11 February 2011

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Mspenard at 07:12, 11 February 2011

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 * Courses:
 ** CMPT 771: Internet Architectures and Protocols
 === March 4th, 2011 ===

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 * Courses:
 ** CMPT 771: Internet Architectures and Protocols
 === February 28, 2011 ===

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 === February 28, 2011 ===
-I was finally able to build JMVC on my local machine.  Some of the fixes were obvious, such as headers missing in some C files, or functions not declared at the right place.  However, there were a few Void instead of void.  When changing that, it does compile properly.  I was able to encode one view.  But, when I try to encode many views, it simply does not work.  I am investigating the test scripts that come with JMVC (outdated documentation), to see if whether or not the compilation actually worked properly.  Also, I am trying to understand how the configuration files work, so I can eventually encode many views.
+* JMVC Reference software now compiles
-My changes to the JMVC files can be found here
+* Microsoft Research Videos installed: they are a series of bitmaps, including depths
-https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/spenard/reports/February2011/notesJMVC.txt
+* Can generate MGP out of those sequences; investigating for YUV
-Also, I was able to install the Microsoft Research Videos (Ballet & Breakdancing).  Surprisingly, they are providing a series of bitmap sequences for 8 cameras, instead of YUV files.  Using FFMPEG, I was finally able to compile them into a viewable video.  Such conversion could be done using various quantization levels for example.  At this time, the format I got was an MPG file, not a YUV.  I am investigating how to fix this.  I posted how to compile the sequence of BMP's into an MPG on the wiki here, under the FFMPEG section:
+* Have to find a way to MUX together a color map, and its depth together for my experiment.
-http://nsl.cs.sfu.ca/wiki/index.php/Private:Technical
+* Have to find a way to properly represent many views together

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 * Courses:
 ** CMPT 771: Internet Architectures and Protocols
 === February 23, 2011 ===

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−	The sample report page has one that is exactly what we need, where it basically tells how many clock cycle each process has consumed while the daemon was monitoring the system. ~~All I need is to make~~ it ~~work~~!	+	The sample report page has one that is exactly what we need, where it basically tells how many clock cycle each process has consumed while the daemon was monitoring the system. Fixed the issues on my local machine; it all works well now!

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 === February 10, 2011 ===
 My current report is available here
-[https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/spenard/reports/February2011/mobileClient/mobileClient.pdf]
+https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/spenard/reports/February2011/mobileClient/mobileClient.pdf
 '''ToDo'''