Rockchip RK3588 and RK3576 get mainline Linux support for H.264 (AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) hardware video coders thanks to work from Collabora.

TOKYO — Conexant Systems Inc. has begun sampling a new chip capable of decoding advanced video coding technology based on the H.264 video codec, the company announced Monday (Nov. 29). The video ...

Mozilla developer Michael Bebenita has released a JavaScript-based H.264 decoder that is intended to run natively in Web browsers. The decoder, which can display video at 30 frames per second on ...

LAS VEGAS — Fabless chip developer Sand Video Inc. demonstrated a high-definition, real-time H.264 decoder implemented on two Xilinx Inc. field-programmable gate arrays at the Consumer Electronics ...

HD video content is becoming rampant as more countries transition to DTV, and delivering HD content in a bandwidth-limited channel has become a challenge in itself. Catering to demanding broadcast and ...

DVEO®, a trusted supplier to leading broadcasters, telco TV/OTT and cable operators around the world, is now shipping their new live 4K encoding and decoding solution. DVEO® will introduce the iCandy™ ...

This paper presents the development of an IP core for an H.264 decoder. This state-of-the-art video compression standard contributes to reduce the huge demand for bandwidth and storage of multimedia ...

SAN JOSE, Calif., June 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SmartDV™ Technologies, provider of flexible, highly configurable, customizable semiconductor design IP (intellectual property) and VIP (verification ...

Toshiba Electronics Europe (TEE) has expanded its family of integrated devices for digital television applications by launching a single-chip H.264/VC-1 video decoder IC. Toshiba Electronics Europe ...

Robert Cringley claims that Apple is planning on incorporating dedicated H.264 decoding chips into future Mac hardware. Now comes the rumor I have heard, that I believe to be a fact, that has simply ...

Suppose I have a system with a hardware accelerated h.264 decoder (geforce 9400) that runs linux. If I wanted to be completely legal, would I have to pay for a license to use the hardware h.264 ...