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Lots of h264 syntax, as supported by this crate right now, is the same as h265. i.e. overall structure using Network Abstraction Layer Units.
Work out a good way of sharing code between h264 and h265 parsing, either by making this crate itself more generic, or by breaking common code into a separate crate.
(I don't yet know the differences between h264 and h265 well enough to know exactly where the line between generic and specific is drawn.)
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I asked about this, but I think now I might not use it even if it existed. The thing is that Chrome and Firefox don't support H.265 which limits its usefulness for me (see here).
Lots of h264 syntax, as supported by this crate right now, is the same as h265. i.e. overall structure using Network Abstraction Layer Units.
Work out a good way of sharing code between h264 and h265 parsing, either by making this crate itself more generic, or by breaking common code into a separate crate.
(I don't yet know the differences between h264 and h265 well enough to know exactly where the line between generic and specific is drawn.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: