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Is the h264 encoder/decoder supported on any of the small single
board <$100 linux boards?, e.g. Raspberry Pi, Banana Pi, Orange
Pi, SolidRun HummingBoard, etc? <br>
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I want to apply ffmpeg filters in realtime to an incoming h264
and/or mjpeg stream, and get an output h264 stream (so, I need both
encoding and decoding to work).<br>
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I am currently doing this on a Core i5, but I want to run it on a
battery, and the PC is just too power hungry at 70W-80W, whereas
e.g. the Raspberry Pi takes ~3W (meaning that the same size battery
lasts about 25 times longer for the Pi).<br>
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As far as I can tell from looking at ffmpeg, it does not support
OpenMAX (the "native" way to interface the RasPi hardware), but I'm
not an expert - perhaps there is some other way to use the hardware
codecs? Perhaps on one of the other Pi-and-Pi-like SBCs?<br>
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