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About LinkBacksBy using an RTP stack on the iPhone, I would get all the video frames (MPEG-4) of a video stream ... right ?
So, is there a way to display these frames on the screen without using the MediaPlayer ? A way to have the video in the application ?
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Discuss Displaying MPEG-4 frames at the iPhone Developer Exchange - Hackint0sh.org; By using an RTP stack on the iPhone, I would get all the video frames ...
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Similar question, but for H.264 frames
I have my own network protocol, not RTP, but I need to decode H.264, any idea how?
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