Test the Linux decoder Library

Test the Linux decoding database-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following section. Today, DVB-T signal decoding is tested in Linux and Windows.

The second one uses xine for viewing, and the third one uses totem. As for mplayer, It is not uploaded because it cannot be cut. Gstreamer, xine, and mplayer are preferred for mplayer. Although gstreamer is a new decoder library, its support for DVB is not perfect yet. Mplayer is a mature decoding library that basically supports most of the formats you use, except for those very special formats. Xine, I think the code in the source code library is too messy and a little messy. Maybe a few years later, gstreamer will become another good choice for decoding libraries, because its architecture is really good, a bit like DirectShow in Windows. Watching a digital TV in Linux still feels good.

This is in Windows:



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Two more Linux Versions:



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