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I believe they are also doing the encoding into a compressed format. The method in the link gives you the raw HDMI stream, which you can containerize to play i
by gm-conspiracy 10y ago
I believe they are also doing the encoding into a compressed format.
The method in the link gives you the raw HDMI stream, which you can containerize to play in VLC and the like, but you wind up with some pretty large files.
You could potentially be capturing a raw 4 to 18 Gbps stream.
- dfox 10y agoThe method in the link involves capturing whatever the HDMI extenders use as their compression format, which usually is MJPEG or some (I-frame only) variant of H.264. [Edit: Added MJPEG, as this seems to be case for the device in the article]