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| + | ==Roadblocks and Challenges:== | ||
| + | * JSVM implementation challenges: | ||
| + | ** Rewriter configure file details are not available. Currently only 3 layer CGS encoding is working. Still it fails at various locations in the decoding/rewriting phases | ||
| + | ** GoP based file data decomposition is not working. Decoder not able to recognise raw GoP file segments. Probably an implementation issue but hard to pursue due to lack of documentation | ||
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| + | * Cannot use opensvcdecoder. Does not support rewriting. Corresponded with the developer Mickael. opensvcdecoder is also written in a crytic way which is hard to understand without documentation. | ||
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| + | ==Work items== | ||
* Install OpenStack at loacalhost | * Install OpenStack at loacalhost | ||
* Create VM, Install Darwin Streaming Server or some other open source DASH server | * Create VM, Install Darwin Streaming Server or some other open source DASH server | ||
* User sends request with capability (Howto find user capability?) | * User sends request with capability (Howto find user capability?) | ||
| + | * Document opensvcdecoder? Currently it supports bit stream extraction in command line | ||
| + | * what about workflows? | ||
| + | ** h.264 AVC multiple resolutions | ||
| + | ** SVC to AVC rewriting: First needs to do a layer extraction using the jsvm tools | ||
| + | *** How to split an SVC stream into single/multiple GoP small files? | ||
| + | ** [Later] SVC layer extraction | ||
| + | ** [other?] | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Operational structure== | ||
| + | * Openstack is up an running | ||
| + | * One front instance is up and running: includes the streaming server or h.264 plugin enabled webserver | ||
| + | * One storage instance is running. contains all the video | ||
| + | * front receives request for video, also included is capability info | ||
| + | * based on capability either: | ||
| + | ** start streamming AVC | ||
| + | ** initiate a distributed stream rewrite opration | ||
| + | *** create writer vms [how many? depends on the video length?] | ||
| + | *** chop and send gops | ||
| + | *** recieve and put together rewritten gops | ||
| + | *** start streaming AVC | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | ==Testing== | ||
| + | * A simple html webpage with different resolution/quality video links | ||
| + | * Onclick plays in embedded player: flowplayer? | ||
| + | * Apple mobile devices can probably play it too. | ||
| + | |||
| + | == References and Links == | ||
| + | * h.264 plugin for web servers? [http://h264.code-shop.com/trac ] | ||
| + | * open content with audio and subs etc | ||
| + | ** valkaama: non animation movie in SD, 720p and 1900p [http://www.valkaama.com/index.php?page=valkaama&l=en ] | ||
| + | ** Sita sings the blues: full length animated movie in several versions including HD[http://www.sitasingstheblues.com/wiki/index.php?title=SitaSites ] | ||
| + | ** three animated short films: Elephants dream, Big Buck Bunny and Sintel by blender project. available from [http://wiki.xiph.org xiph] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:19, 20 April 2012
Implementation plan: back
Roadblocks and Challenges:
- JSVM implementation challenges:
- Rewriter configure file details are not available. Currently only 3 layer CGS encoding is working. Still it fails at various locations in the decoding/rewriting phases
- GoP based file data decomposition is not working. Decoder not able to recognise raw GoP file segments. Probably an implementation issue but hard to pursue due to lack of documentation
- Cannot use opensvcdecoder. Does not support rewriting. Corresponded with the developer Mickael. opensvcdecoder is also written in a crytic way which is hard to understand without documentation.
Work items
- Install OpenStack at loacalhost
- Create VM, Install Darwin Streaming Server or some other open source DASH server
- User sends request with capability (Howto find user capability?)
- Document opensvcdecoder? Currently it supports bit stream extraction in command line
- what about workflows?
- h.264 AVC multiple resolutions
- SVC to AVC rewriting: First needs to do a layer extraction using the jsvm tools
- How to split an SVC stream into single/multiple GoP small files?
- [Later] SVC layer extraction
- [other?]
Operational structure
- Openstack is up an running
- One front instance is up and running: includes the streaming server or h.264 plugin enabled webserver
- One storage instance is running. contains all the video
- front receives request for video, also included is capability info
- based on capability either:
- start streamming AVC
- initiate a distributed stream rewrite opration
- create writer vms [how many? depends on the video length?]
- chop and send gops
- recieve and put together rewritten gops
- start streaming AVC
Testing
- A simple html webpage with different resolution/quality video links
- Onclick plays in embedded player: flowplayer?
- Apple mobile devices can probably play it too.
References and Links
- h.264 plugin for web servers? [1]
- open content with audio and subs etc
