As you may have noticed, a few days ago, the GPAC web site has changed from a static web site to a WordPress blog hosted on SourceForget.net. However, this was not satisfactory. Therefore, we decided to move the web site out of SourceForge. It is now hosted by the Institut Telecom. Hopefully, all your links to SourceForge should be redirected automatically. We still use WordPress, but this time with all the nice features of WordPress plugins (video embedding, theme, …). We hope you will like it.
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GPAC on Galaxy Tab
Here is a small (bad quality) video showing that GPAC runs on Android platforms, here a Samsung Galaxy Tab. The source code is available on our SVN.
GPAC on iPad for Digital Radio Services
As part of a French-funded project, the GPAC team has worked the porting of GPAC on iOS devices, initially to show Digital Radio Services. As a result, the GPAC player can now run on iPhone and iPad and play various types of content: MP4, MPEG-2 TS, SVG, XMT, RTP, … basically all the types of content that play on desktop. Have a look at this YouTube video to see a demo. If you want to have GPAC running on your iPad or iPhone, check out the SVN and contact us on our forums
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmer91TZhCo[/youtube]
W3C and MPEG-U Widgets
The GPAC team has been working on widgets standards such as W3C WPC or MPEG-U. We have made some videos demonstrating what can be done in GPAC with these technologies. These videos show:
- simple widget managment (with different GUI styles: PC, iPhone-like, TV-like), including localization,
- communication between widgets (local, remote)
- and widget migration.
Let us know if you have comments on our forums.
GPAC 0.4.5 deprecated
Since no release has occured since December 2008, the last packaged release (0.4.5) has become obsolete. Please check out the SVN or contact us for a snapshot of the SVN.